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state of Utah, city and County of Salt


Lake, IS.
|, j. 5. Crltchlow, City Recorder Of salt
Lake city, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full, true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled,
"An ordinance repeating an ordinance
leyYng an assessment upon property
abutting on Second street between a and
B streets and on b street from second
street to point midway between Fifth
and Sixth streets, In Sewer District No.
]. for the construction OF a sewer" passed
by the City Council Of Salt Lake City,
Utah. February 18th, 1904, and approved
by the Mayor, February 18th, 1904, as APP
pears OF record In my office.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF said city, this nth day Of February,
1904 t
(Seai) j. s. CRITCHI,OW,
City Recorder,
Bill No. &c.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
oate DIVISION, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
", state OF Utah, In the matter Of the
estate Of Emma IL Adkins. Deceased, No
ute,-Th petition Of Brigham smith, ad.
mlnlstrator Of the estate Of Emma II
Adkins, deceased for confirmation Of the
sale Of tho following described real os-
tate or said decedent to.Nit: Commencing
at the northwest corner Of lot 4, block II.
pat I'd" Salt Lake City survey. thence
south 10 rods; thence east 6li5 feet.
thence northeastery 20 the north line ot
sald lot. n feet east from the place OF
BEGINNING thence west Il feet TO the place
o beginning, together with Improvements
thereon, for the sum Of 81, 1900. And upon
,ne Following terms, to-wit Cash upon
continuation as apepars from the return
OF sale, filed IN this Court, has been set
,2r hearing on Friday the 4th day Of
March, a. d. 1904. at 10 o'clock a. m, az
ne county Court House, IN the Court
Room u said Court. In Salt Lake Chy.
SAT- Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court. with
me seal thereof affixed this 10th day OF
February, A. D, 1904
(SeaD John LANES CLARK
By, David i, Davies, Deputy Clerk.
wilson q Smith, Attorneys for Estate,
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State Of Utah, city and County OF Salt

State Of Utah City and County OF Salt
Lake IS.
|. ], S. Critchlow, City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full true
and correct copy OF an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance repeating an ordinance
levying an assessment upon property
abutting on the east side Of First West
street between Third South and Fourth
South streets, IN Sidewalk District No.
II for the construction Of a cement side
walk" passed. by the City Council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah. February 18th. 1904. and
approved by the Mayor, February 18th,
1904. as appears Of record In my office.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto
got my hand and affixed the corporate seal
Of said city. this 18th day OF February
1904.
(Seal) J. 8, CRlTCHLOW,
City Recorder.
Bill No. H.
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LEHI.
PUPIL INJURED WITH KNIFE.
fIatterlna Report OF Mig Horn Country
High Priced Chickens.

Special Correspondence.
LehL Utah Co., Feb. a. i0Oi,-Dr w.
NJ, stookey assisted by Drs steele and
Noyes, performed a delicate and sue
cessfui operation on Mrs. Louisa Peter.
con some few days since, removing a
group OF six tumors that had grown
on her neck around the juguar VEIN
Of danger, "
Chickens are very high priced In Lehl.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, N. n. THOMAS.
Hl' Grant Ave Telephone esr.x.

The. Daily and Saturday News daily.
cred BY carrier Any complaints ar IA
service Will b promptly rSetiasd By the
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF Robert NJ Dansle. deceased. Creditors
VIII present claims with vouchers 10 the
undersigned at 3gl Mccormick Block salt
Lake city Utah on OF before the 18th day
Of June, a, b, 1904.
ROBERT DANsIE.
Administrator Of the estate of Robert NJ
Danslo, deceased.
A. u. 1891. ~
Henderson, Pierce, Critchlow & Bar.
rete, Attorneys for estate.
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Bee Keepers Supplies.

Foulger & Sons carry a full line Of the
g. b Lewis cos make. Send for catalog
and price lst
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Young house, were before Justice
Noon yesterday and entered a plea OF
guilty TO petit larceny. They were
sentenced TO 80 days In the county jail
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NOTICE. TO OGDEN SUBSCRIBERS.

r,s delivery Of the Daily and Saturday
Jhe Gsb nv carrier. in Ogden. Is now IN
-. uNeSs lands OF NJ II. Thomas. whose Of
ss ne IL al ?ll7 Grant Ave; telephone SI-x;
AlI accounts due Tor copies OF ,ne News
SHeilyered after Jan. ]. fsr should DC paid
10 Mr.. Thomas
-, ,,,cA1y FER q. 1901.
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PIONEER MANNING ROWE DEAD.

Manning Rowe Of Mendon, Cache val
ley. and one Of the pioneers OF lSi7 is
dead OF troubles that have afflicted
him for SO years Mr. Rowe came to
Utah with Brigham Youngs famous
OK train, and was well known over the
uto
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Advertisements for the Daily. Saturday
a ssmi.weeky News accepted on the
am. terms as at the Salt Lake Office
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Lean Year Ball,

All no to the Ladies' Lean Year ball
at Chrlstensen's Hall. Monday,
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in THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
nate Division In and for Salt Lake Coun.
" State OF Utah. In tho matter Of tho
estate OF John Howcroft Deceased No.
uee,-The petition u Nephi liowcroft. ad-
mlnlstrator u the estate OF John How.
croft deceased, praying for the settle
meht ot nnal account Of said ndministra-
tor and for the distribution OF The residue
on said estate TO the persons entitled, has
peen set Tor hearing on Friday the an
day Of March, a. d. 1871, at 70 o'clock a.
N, at The County Court House, IN the
court Room OF said Court, In Salt Lake
Cliyl salt Lake County, Utah.
a. witness the Clerk OF said Court with
February A. d. 1904.
(SeaD JOHN LANES Clerk
~ David b. Davies. Deputy Clerk.
,frlek d Edwards, Attorney FOR Petit
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Leap Year Ball.
All 20 to the Ladies' Leap Year ball
at Chrlstensen's Hall. Monday.
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PROVO.
CRIMINAL HEARINGS
:" justices Court Sheriff After "poord
Jumpers"
special Correspondenoe

'pec'ai Correspondence.
ana rdrq 1. Utah Co., Feb Aloe Sims
S,,u henry Neville. the men who were
STp1Ousht down from p. V. Junction
,noI suay, Where one or both OF them
wv" some wearing apparel from the
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LICENSES TO WE'D.

Asel d. Blanchard, Logan.
Druzella Roskelley, smithGeld. .,..2l
George j, Haslam, Wellsville .....nA
Orlla X. Smith, Wellsvllle,,....."20
Ute II, Griffin. Logan .,.u,n..,,..n26
Mile L. BEDFORD, Mt, Sterling ..9O
Joseph l.. Glenn Wellsvllle,,,.,",.26
Annie NJ Gibbons La Grand, ora
Rudolph Krahnbuehl, Logan. ,.,","4
Leah ZemD. Logan.
Nephi ~ Rogers. Lewiston
Charlotte Van orden. Lewiston, ,,2j
Frederic p. Pack, Charleston
Alice Watson. Smithneld .....nn.i9
Charles ". Atkinson, Clarkston.,n.2
Ellen Rioheson. Logan,
Alexander Izatt, ogan"...".,."u"6o
Mary b. Nelson, Logan,
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ANOTHER BOND ELECTION,

The municipal electric lighting plant
has already consumed the $4,000 re-
ceiyed from the sale OF city bonds last
year, and about $4,000 to $4,000 more
will be required 10 complete the plant.
The city council last week voted 10 call
another bond election TO get authority
to bond again for $4,000, which with
$4,000 recently received fran the sale
Of city real estate. viii, II Is thought.
supply the necessary funds. But the
trouble Will not be over with the COM
pletlon OF the city plant. The Telluride
Power company has been operating in
the city for several years and Will not
easily yield to the new company. II
is thought fight 10 finish will soon
be on, prices cut until both plants will
do q losing business. Much depends
upon the manner In which the city
plant proceeds TO business.
IL Is the desire OF the heavy taxpay-
ers that party politics shall cut no
figure In the matter, and many favor
the appointment OF q board OF public
works to take general charge OF the
plant and operate It with competent
manager entirely independent OF the
city council.
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LOGAN.
WEDDING LICENSES.
Another Bond Election - SnowslIdes In
Canyon Deaths Harvest
Special Correspondence.

Logan, Cache Co.. Feb 25,-The warm
weather has been ideal for snowslides
Of late, seven having occurred between
the mouth Of Logan canyon and THE
Forks" distance OF nine miles. For
tunately no damage has followed, be-
cause all but one slide were on the
south side of the canyon while the road
Is on the north side. United states
Forest Reserve Agent John r squires
says there is much more snow In the
mountains east OF Logan than last
la
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
Egypt Social Circle.

After the rain crops are look
ing well.
Miss Annie Little, of Harri-
son Station. who has been attend
ing the Industrial Institute and
College. Is the charming guest of
Mesdames Robert and Sam Hend
rick.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Drilling
visited Aberdeen Tuesday.
+ Miss Pearl Walton of Hamil-
ton. is the attractive guest at the
home of Mrs. DIR Hendrick
The reception given by the
finch club Wednesday evening.
at the home of Mrs. Will i Hug
gins, was quite swell affair The
hostess, in her sweet and gentle
manner, entertained a. usual, MAX
ing life a dream for those present
from eight To twelve. Refresh
ments in two delightful courses
were served.
Mrs. JEFF Simrall and little
Ruth, are spending some time at
Enterprise and Meridian.
Mr. Willis Garth was a guest
Mt a house party in Colum bus last
week.
Mr.. Peryear is visiting Hunts
Vile.
Quite party of Egy ptian-
attended the Agricultural and Me
chanical College commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hendrick
and Miss Annye Little spent Sun
day in Okolona.
Miss Eva Dunn has returned
from Okolona.
Mrs. DIR. Hendrick and her
visitor Miss Walton, returned on
Wednesday FROM Houston, after a
stay of ten days with friends and
relatives.
Mesdames Savage. Dey and
Lyles of Okolona, spent Thursday
with Mrs. X. W. Hendrick.
Mrs Jim Baskin and children
visited Guntown this week.
A picnic will be given at In
yates Lake Wednesday. the 18th,
in honor of Miss Pearl Walton.
SWEET PEAS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The extreme of voting republi-
can negroes in contest for Office
between white Democrats. resorted
to In the special election for sup
ervisor ia this district. cannot be
too strongly condemnedr 1t was
pernicious mistake that invites
In its wake most undesirable pol
iticai corruption and demuriliza-
ton. The Weekly enters its pro-
test against such practice in white
Democratic lines. and Deli yes
that it has the mass OF Democrat
&c voters At it's back the carpet
bag and scalaway rule, in This
State prior To 1876, is enough of
mi=rule in Mississippi for the
balance of i'll gOvernme ntal life.
and. now that this new departure
of inviting The negro Of opposite
political faith into contest for Of
ice betWteB ~nlte Democrats naS
De, resorted To. il is time TO call
halt and To call it with big n.
In the county convention. as.
senlbled Al The Court House last
Saturday, ii resolution condemn
ing the practice WAS passed un-
animonsly. The resolution WAS
the fruit IF speech delivered by
Hon. +. .. Sykes in which he
sounded the key note and de-
nounced in fit language the dang
e-ous and un-democratic innovs-
ton. The resolution is pub
iished elsewhere in the proceed
ings of the county convention.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

Every one loves 10 see an erect
handsome old man, who bears his
years in honor and wears upon h Z
clean cut couutenauce and clear
glance the record of an honest.
temperate and We'll spent life
But more attractive still is a beau
iiful old lady But women. a
men, can only reach green old age
through upright living, temper
tnce in all things.and allow all
the cultivation Of placid temper
and cheerful habits. II is said
that if a woman lives in harmony
with the laws of nature she vii
grow more beautiful as she grows
older. She would be more i, aut
i'nl at 40 than at Is. if she i no
? victim 10 the ravages or Il ease
Nos, oi the worll-f4ln. as beaut-
reached their zenith al 10
iielen Ct Troy was first hear,i Of
7 that age. Cleopatra vas con
derably more than 81 When sh.
first met Antony. Asnasia was %
when she married P-ricles and
was still n brilliant figure 20 year
later Anne of Austria was IS
when pronounced the most beau
tifnl woman IL Europe Gather
inc of Russi a-cen, g the throne
at 33 and reigned thirty five
years. Mile Recamier was at aer
zenith at 40 memphis News
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
Farm for Sale.
FOR SALE. ACRES OF IAN,

FOR SALE. La ACRES OF LAND.
In southeast corner Of ChickaSaw county
with good, new House, Wind Mil tive
deep Wells with 20 barrels Supply Tank,
800 feet Lead Piping to garden and
troughs, Work Shop. Wagon Shed and
good. large Barn and Out- Buildings tina,
are necessary. Plenty of Cabins for the
place. Three acres of extra good Or
chard vii all kinds Of fruit Just comirg
IN bearing size 30 rods Of Drainage
Tiiirg With about acres of Alfalfa as
good ~ the State affords This place il
known a. part of the Jimmie Cunning
ham Farm
l also have some Red Pollej Cattle for
saie; two Cows. one Z months old Bull
Calf extra fine. and Heifer months old.
Price ON above property made known
to prospective buyers on application.
Correspondence and patronage solicit
ed ANANfAS h MILLER.
taP' s-3ml. Gibson, Miss
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Up to this writing g commit =

10 To this writing 3 commit (
in Nj i>sissippi have held conven-
tons. ii OF them instruciing for
Parker and II appointing unin-
s,ructed delegations. The four
teen Parker counties have an az
gregate vote of 80 in the State con
yention. while the II not instruct
ing have only 30. 1t thus appears
that Mississippi will send dele
cation instructed for Parker to
Che national convention
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The June distribution of the
common school fund will not be
made until the middle OF July
owing To the fact that there isnol
enough money in the treasury &c
meet the demand. and the distrib b.
ution will be delayed until the
500. 900 of bonds now being AL
vertised are sold and the proceeds
are turned in. Few people, Until
now. knew that the State must
cell bonds To maintain it's free pub
lie schools. but every body will fee
.sti-tied. for the Commonwealth
conld not incur debt for worthier
purpose.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10
The Late Confederate Mem
Oria1.

Which recently came off in our
city was magnificent success.
The music was supeab: vocal and
Instrumental
Capt Bob Houston. of Aberdeen
delivered an eloquent and patrio-
tic address. He Was a dandy sol
dicr. He rode along with our
gallant Tom Franks under the eve
and lead of Morgan.
We love our old Confederates,
God bless them. And We deeply
regret that sickness at the time of
the memorial exercises caused our
absence and the failure of a more
extended and appropriate notice.
West Point Times
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Swe&T1e$s'
eS.Is SataETh
KIDNEY and STOMACH TROUBLES
Phoenix Drug Co., Aberdeen

The representative of the O..,i
Fellow We ekly n tnr pleasur
of visiting Alb. ri>,n SIS weel
and while there " re shown
around by that prince of good
brothers. S, II Il ~ We were
driven opt 70 Odd Fellows Res
and show through one of the
most bsat,l 'ui cemetarie> e. he
found al ywh,r AID owned b>
the locai lodge; after which ~.
we're show n through ntl ne man
ufacturir = enterprises Of that
thriving little city OF which our
enterpriz . Brother Berg OWN
stock Pants factory employing
seventy-tive people. button factory
large saw mill. planning mill and
brick MANU-. curing plant which
turns out three thousand brick
every hour. iSncf go to YOU broth
err: when the Dad f-iiow Weekly
can serve YOU let a h,nr frcn
you.-West Point Odd Fellow
Weekly.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

A .-- of Billiards. aor-hoand SyruI
viii relieve IL. Have you c''ldY
dose al Herbin- At bed time and frequeu'
sinai doses of B"r.hs Syrnp during
the dry will remove ~ Try IL fo'
whoop.rg cough Tor asthma. for COL
sumption. for bronchitis. Mr-. Joe Me
Grain, .S27 + lat street, Hutchinson. Kan
UIifc-: II have u-ed Billiards. Horr
hound Syrup in my family for year.
and mud il the hest and most palntabi
Wedicir~ ever useJ.r 25c. SOc, 81 Ga
Sold ty Phoenix Drug 90.
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The I4th Day of June, 1904,

the polls to open AT = az Il IN aud close At L ~
n M al which election shall he submitted ta
the a a lifsd electors al said city of Aberdeen
the question of whether not they will vote To
authoriz- aud empower the said Mayor anu
Boa ri of SeiectIn-n 10 Issue the bonds of said
city ia the sum Of SintsE4sl ar much thereof
As may hss necessary. not exceeding said sum.
for the puriAp~c If cons tructiug ar contrsrtIn.
To construct, a water WORK plant aud sewerage
system ia and for said citY.
BE- Il further or,.siu.d hy said Masor and
Board of Selectmeu- that sine notice 81 said
election b. pHhilshed % both the aberdeen
Weekly aud Aberdeen Examiner for ~ days
from the hrst publication thereof, the sand ID
erdeen Nrrkiy aud Aberdeen Examiner both
being weekly new spnIer~ pr tsd SUD publish
Ell IL said city of Aherde~n.
BE II further ordained Is said Mayor SUD
Board II SeiectIn~n that
ROBERT DANIEL. GEORGE ". BOWEN AND g
CLoFroS
all qualified electors, oI said city. be aud they
are hereby pIHnlt.t ii as commissioners man
ayers aud ii. "a Ray and }. &. McFarlane
appointed a clerks - hold said election snn
tAat sand commissioners are hereby directed
and required To- linhiiS' office of the holding of
thu same required above and that said com
nissioUers he and they are i4-.reby empowered
and =, CURED 10 ilaF" riut+~a Sufficient mum
Der 81 b1t.3is 70 =, i.s9d "a .aoidlng said eisc-
lnW> That \ tn say that there shall he print
ed on each la Hot the following For the issn-
ence of Bonds of the city nf Aberdeen Miss. fer
he construction of water works plant and
sewerage system therein and nndernea ia tins.
GU Inc same ticket. shall be printed Against
the issuance "f bonds OF the city of Aberdeen,
Miss. for the construction Of works
titaI4t aDi sewerage system therein nd tiIs
back and ontslde of said ballots shall be print
ed the words Official Ballot. Aberdeen. Miss
June IL, 1904 " and these shall be he ballots
used IN said election
Be il further ordained. that the commission
srs herein appointed shall ma Ike due report of
the election So held and return thereof to SAID
Mayor aud Board of Selectmeu at their next
regular meeting after tbs holding Of said elec
ton.
Be il further ordered aud ordained that the
above ordinances he published both IN the All
erheen Weekly and Aberdeen Examiner the
{ No @eekiy news pa pers printed and published
IN said city. for thirty 91J DAYS from the rrxt
thereof.
J. NJ. AChER Mayor
r. L. HOUSTON. CLERK
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

Toe friends of MIR Nash Broyles
ar cougratnIatIng him I'M his re
Ger, appointment a. Commandan'
1t .. IT, rsou College. Mr.. Broyie-
is a. old Columbus boy who ma
b-en for The past two years assis
tsnt IA English ut the a. 4 NJ
College, and his friends .here re-
joice in bis success. Columbus
Dispatch.
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Farmers Institute.

Commencement having closed
! Yesterday. We are now at work Ar
ranging our schedule for farmers
institute work during the summer
will be glad for You to call at
iention to this fact in your valua-
BILE paper. and ask the farmers ui
the different communities desiring
an lnstItute 10 send IN n largely
-Igned petition as posi- ole Ia tn.
President of the College al All
early date. Before ASSURING au
institute % any section vi tine
county. ] must know the nun Der
of communities desiring institutes
in your county.
We will be prepared To discuss
ge neral agriculture, horticulture
and trucking, dairying. diseases
OF crops, fertilizers, etc, aud we
will be glad TO have suggestion
from the petitioners rs to the SUBJ
j-cts most desired in their insri-
tnte. These Institutes will be-
held during July aud August il
every county ia the State, aud the
institute season will be closed by
a general round up institute here
at the College about the first Of
Septe Der. We will have not olly
the leading agriculturists of Mis-
sissippi, but the best men that can
be found in this country. at this
and hope that you will
urge your patrons to make us a
visit at that time. Thanking you
in advance for your cooper
alton. in this matter. l am,
Very sincerely,
j. G. HARDY,
Pres Miss. A. g. NJ. College. |
Genuine. fashioned SUGAR
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The business league of Aber.
deem shoald supply 10 the State
commissioner at the ST. Louis
Fair for distribution attractive
advertising matter, setting forth
the advantages of this city as an
agricultural'and industrial center
1t could be done AT small cost and
would result in much benefit in
the way of attracting investments
this way. Few towns in the South
are possessed of such manifold
Inducements for the investment
of capital as Aberdeen. but If
these these things are kept hidden
from the world. no good results
can be expected. The business
league should prepare and have
printed twenty or thirty thousand
neat folders, advertising A berdeen
and the surrounding section and
place the IN them hands OF
the State commissioner AT ST.
Louis for distribution as soon H.
they can be gotten ready. The
opportunity for advertising our
town should not be lost and il is
hoped our buainess men will look
into the matter and act
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

At il a landslide for Parker.
From everywhere State and coun-
~ conventions are instructing for
him, and it looks now as II ne Will
b.. nominated on the first ballot.
He is the most available man and
will come nearer winning than any
other candidate in the field.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The prospect fos fire yield OF
corn and cotton was never better
ia this section than now. The
plants are small, but recent rains
and warm weather have impaired
to them vigorous and healthful
growth.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The board of supervisors of TIA
Wanda county have closed con
tract to have steel bridge erected
across the Tombigbee river on the
rupelo and Fulton road. The
bridge is TO cost S4,964, and will
be decided Improvement on the
old ferry transport that has been
in use there from time immemo-
rial.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

The attention of our farmer
friends - directed To the commu-
nication headed Farmers lnsti-
tutes.' published elsewhere in this
paper. BY all means, the farmers
of Monroe county should secure
ONE or more of these institutes.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-06-10

$4,000 OF five per cent Court
bou.e ponds were sold at Boone
willie Mics. to "A Cincinnati firm
for SlO05 premium with accrued
interest.