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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Rev Dorf.

= Selbitmorb elmer Mutter nit
Dem Sinh i'm Irm. lrbeberin Die
Ter nerlen eruuiisen Irt bon Selbit-
moro lit Die pierunbbreiBisjGbrige
Srau @iopania Sraina in Nem Oorf.
sls @r,rnb fir Die id)rsflife 2bot
miro angageben, baB Die Srou aus
Summer iiber ben SoD zines &inbes
ibrer Sfpeiter ifpermiitbig seipor.
BEN mar. @dbreno Der Mbpeienbeit
ibres Monnes beeab iih Die. Srali
Sraina NIT ibrem brei Monate alien
&ipb aiif benz Arm in Die aiife,
nobm eiten &epolper aus Der SdJub-
labe uno ifoB it'd oamit cine augel
in ben &opf. Wutter unb ainb
ltiir5ten 5uiammen n:eoer, bas ainb
blieb iinperlest, aber Die Wtutter
NOR, mie Der Ir5t Der iofort berbei-
gerufenen @mbulan5 ermittalte,
aiigenbliflid tobt.
Seloentbot zines Stem 0orfer
Eoli5iiten. &atl @eielc beiBt er.
gin einem Ger leeten Sriibmorgen
periab er 1nf Der nellen @illiamss
burger Bride bel 9rooflpn ieinen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT oils err ploslidj bellen
Seueridein in benz pierten Stofperfe
zines groBen Ipartementgebduoes
bemerfte. Sort nor in Der Wob.
liung bon Worris 8nrfingel elm
Brand ausgebroden, Der ifnell Dos
gauge &mis nit eritidsnoem &allh
nno Gualm anfiiate, iobaB Die er.
ifredten 9emobner faum ibren @eg
ms Sreie iinben fonnten. lin ben
9eordngten bei5uiteben, elite 0eicle
na6 Der 9ranoitGtte, no err oenn
gleid) erfubr, 6aB iid) in Dem oberen
Stodwerf nod Srauen uno ainoer
befonoen, Die lid nift batten retten
fonnen. 5m Nu ~ltiirrntc ieet Der
wafere 9lourof Die Srcppe oes
Na6bareebGi,bes binmli ulb flet'
terte iiber bas 9ah reiielben in Dos
bremnenoe Ipnrtementbnus, jeoen
Iligenblif @efabr lauienb, pom
&au6 iiberDdltiat 81 iperoen. Elos-
lid pernabln er ein lsiiss @immern,
uno in ein 3imnler oes oritten Stod-
perfs eilenb, fano er bort Die %
Sabre alte Srou Siona Mosfowie
Dor, oie, bereits bolb betGubt, ibr
5ebn Wonate altes 9inoGen init
ilebentlifem Bid ibrem &etter emf.
gegenbielt. 8eiele brad)te 5uerit
oas &inb nod untcn iino rettete Damn
ai,d Die Mlitter, Die in5piifen be.
reits erifopit 5uiammengebrohen
mar. Sn 5lanmen eingebiiat, trug
Der itorfe Wann Die leioenoe Srau
nuf Die Strabe binaus, nobel err iid
i6limme 9ranomunben i'm 8siid,t
iulo an Den S1noen 5u5og, bod belt
er beloenmiitbis aus, bis iein Ret-
t%ungsiperf poQenbet mar. Gr pilroe
liaf Der Differentiation 8ebradt unO
BON bier aus beimgeifafit, nad)oam
inn elm Imbulon5or5t feline id)lim.
men Wul1oen perbunoen batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
YewmiDIOanla.

- lte6er cine lpunOerlife @eipen.
itereaid)ifts miro aus Saflono be.
riftet; Sergeant Sanlep IN Der Goli.
5eiUafe wurOe Ibenbs per Selepbon
ongeflingelt. Cine weiblihe Gimme
forbcrta i'm III abgeriiienen uno in
ifeiubar atbemloier Sait ~berpor9e.
itoBenen S1ben auf, bof INN 8ottes-
milen einige Yoli5iiten nah Dem
Someuopb.6riebbof 5u eniieroen.
Gin ousgebrodener Serriidter nit
idywerell 8etten am Sails uitb on
Sanben uno SiiBen lei eben aif Den
6riebbof 81 am Sauie poriibcrgegan.
gen, nnb Der &erl miiroe iiherli6 Sc.
manbem ons 8enif umoreben IL. I.
~, Denn er nift id)leunieitt ainseian.
gen miirOe. Serseant SanleD from.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
@jSeonEn.

Gin Srember fnm Dor etlifjeu.
Sagen nah Dem Wisconiin-Sot III
9araboo uto erfldrte Dem 9eiiser,
Dab or iebr bimgrig iei, ober fein
@slo mebr bate. Ser Sotelbeliser
gab ibm ein giites Wittugseiien, llnb
ais Der Srembe geiattist pom Glide
auiitanO uno lid, nit ieinem 5oifen.
t,d) cen Wflino abmiifte, fiel cine
$20-gtote aus ieii;er Soientaif)2. Ter
aelner, Dem Dies niht e~ntgongen
par, bob Die Npte auf unb gab lie
Dem Sotelheiiser, Der oieIelbe mef)-
ielte, Gem 5ait % Gents ab5og irnb
Damn Inn $19.75 auriifgab; oerielbe
nor anifeinenb ipraflos uno poa-
it1noia erltaunt bariiber. Sn 5ipei
Sagen eriubr Der Better bes Sotels,
oaB er cine gefGlid,te Hpte eingenom-
men bate.
slus Ibcinlonber fommt Die
Iad)rift, oaB elm bortieer Gbemifer
cine Sliiiiiefeit 5~uiammenieste, Delfe
If 900 Mol itGrfer oils oas bette
Bier lit uno bon Der ein ein3iger
Sropien in Elm 8las Gismaiier ge-
niigt, Inn Elm 8los oes beiten 9ieres
ber3uitelen. Ger Grtraft beltebt
aus einem @lfaloio aus &opien,
lpelhes $500 Mal itGrfer nls $50.
pien lit unb ferner elmer Sopfenaui.
loiung, 1900 Wol itGrfer als Die
gcmobnGife @erite. Cine hinge Der
S~liiiiisfeit ica geniieeno fem, nm 80
@olonen reines Bier herBuiteqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
So,ua.

- SIN Ser Srrenanitnlt in Cicero
fee miro 0fuiif unb 5an5pergniigen
Do5u p~eripenoet, I'M Die nrmen I'm
aliidlihen su beilen. Sd)on ieit
5wei Sabren fplroe bieie Wetbobe
sebrauft unb iolen wenigitens 26
8ro5ent Der sSeilungen Der Wtuiif 5u.
5uihreiben iein.
= Sb Dem Genius in Soma miro
iiberaa mebr ober meniger geianl-
inert. @emobnli6 miro geflagt,
bab mir niht 10 piele Meni6en sab.
len %fonnen, ais mir BON reftsipegen
Baben loQten. Sr anoeren Worten,
mir baben meniger, als mir uns eill.
gebilbet boben, u1o mn iii1gern giebt
Der 0feni6 81, bab es ~ilberbaupt
mogli6 iei, oaB er iih irren Tonne.
1tnb iiber Die llriafen Der nift 5u
acknowledgement gewaltigN Ser.
numbering unierer San0bepolferung
miro naerlei Sanges uno greites
fabri5irt lntb fabulirt. slber Dos
Merfniirbisite miro bod aus
9ltlantic berihtet. Gaielbit Ieber
nod bent Genius iiber 5000 Men.
ifen. llnb 5ebn @irtbe iorgen oa-
fir, bab Oieie 5000 feinen nl5u gro.
Ben Curt leioen. Iber Oas Salt-
ipoiier.g Clement lit in @utb geratben
inb ~perlangt; oaB nafge5ahlt neroe.
Ga miro bebaltptet, Der Genius lei
,geltopft" moroen, uno Die Staot
babe meniger lpie 5000 @inmobrer.
@enn lie redt b1tten, miiBien Die
sebn @irtbe lire Sbiiren id)lieBen,
oenn es mdre ni6t totbig, Die BON
W~tulcteeiet porgeihriebene Stim.
men3abl 5u erlnngen, frenn Die Stabt
IN Die aategorie inter 5000 gareibt
Diirbe. llno lpabreno ale onberen
Stdote III Soma proteltiren, ooB bel
ibnen 81 '@enige ge5Gblt moroen
ieien, bringt @tlantic elm ipenig slb.
ired)slung in Die 8eifldJte, inbem lie
bebouptet, Dob bel ibr 81 Siele &c.
51blt mor6en maren.
gu einem HGliber.& ontan er.
iter Site, welfer Der Ybantoiie uno
Der Sober cines Sennle, @aborian,
Cigar glaen Soc, mo b~eiouoers
eiites Conan 0ople piirbig mare, &c.
itulten iid) Die iest in Gem S%t1Otd)en
&eo Saf ~9eiiibrten 8eri6tsperbanb.
lun9en gegen Den Spieler mo Sch.
Ter Sobn Genniion bon Snlaba. Der
Dor 10 Sabren einen 9ewiiien Sber.
clifie sur @eraubung zines Csc.
ifaftsreiienoen INN ell Neutelden
nit 9iamunten anitiftete mo iest
bon Der &rimirnliuiti5 bat gefabt
meroen fonnen. 0enniipn lit Der
SGuptling elmer HGubcrbanbe gene.
fen, Die ibre 8er5meiguneen BON
Clinton unb Davenport i'm Siten,
bis na6 Dem mittlaren Nebrasfa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
0etm 0ebeimmib.

gs lit fein @ebeimniB, oab fiir
S6nittlDiinSen, @ranbmunoen, 8e.
lhmiiren, 6ie6erwunOen, 9fusenent.
5iitorng, SdmGrme II. /. NJ. es
nidts 8eiieres gibt, als 0ndIen's
Irnica Solbe. .Sie beilte in fur.
ger 3eit cine ihlimme 8nnoe, on
spelder ih lit uno lit por5iiglih Bel
Iiigenleioen", id)reibt 9. 6. Gre.
gorp BON Scope, Seras. % Gents
IN Z. %. Iuete's Ipotbefe, CSC
Main Strake, 9ubuaue. ssopo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
GtW b6ier sMrcGem.

Sic perben cines Cages erihre-
den, lpern Sic iflimnre Sfmer5en
in Sbren ginsemeioen peripiiren unb
einen gnfaa bon glinboarmentSiin-
Dung befiirdten. SidJerheit liegt
jeoc6 in Dem 8ebroud) bon Or.
Sings Nep 9iie Ei1s, Dem iiheren
Seilmittcl fir ole llnterleibs, uno
Mogenleiben, pie aopfmeb, 9ilioii-
tat, Geritopiung H.. I. NJ. @aran-
tirt. 3u baben in Z. q. Huete's
Ipoibefe, 656 Woin Strabe, 9u-
bualie, Soma. YrciS 20 Gents.
Erobirt bieielben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

botte. Smei @ouperneiirs friiberer
3eit, Goli5eihef unb YoGi5iiten,
Stootsienotoren, unb anseiebene
Heftsannalte ipielen in bem &omnr1
cine fpenig beneibenspertbe HoQe il-
folge ibrer 8erbinbunsen nit proiei-
iionelen Spielern, 3uftbduslern
linb dbnlidem @elifJter. Die bis.
bergen Observation-Disclosures iiber
Den Senniion.S berclifie Sal miiroen
ifon, obne peitere Musidmiifuna,
cine Der IpannenoIten .Time
Nopels" ernebeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

melte Die Holi5iiten Der nGfitlicger.
Den &epicre 5uiammerL ionote lie
lto6 Dem Sriebbofe, uno in fiirSeiter
3eit lrar Die Saf,e nufgeflGrt. Ter
vgef1brlife Serriidte" mar Elm 9tod,.
bor Der dneitlid)en Came, Der mad,
oes cages 2ait unb @iiben 6u Tier-
cegeifirren ~seborisc Setter bon iei.
ilern Stale in iein Sous getragen
batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
QeBter @erinh.

Iantoiielbelo 5u ieinem Sous.
berrn): ygeflasen Sic iih bod NAL.
Serr Wiiaer, bel meiner sSrau. bab
onrd mein fortpGhrenoeS 3ubanie.
bleiben Die @obnuns 81 iebr abse.
niibt miirhe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Iie %QcfcrmGuIer.

Srember: y@orum itelen Sic
benn Die Wariefaae 10 beritedt auil"
&aufmonn: r@ifen Sic, bcmit
lie meine Sebrlinee nidyt finben. 9ie
~freiien mir JOINT ben gor5en Sped
beraus!"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Aberdeen High School.

The Aberdeen High School will
open Monday. October 2, under aus
picious circumstances. Following il
the list OF teachers who will have
Charge % the various grades. Sew
erai of these teachers are known t.
the people Of Aberdeen, having done
efficient work in the school here in
the past, while the others come
highly recommended from the best
educational institutions Of the coun-
try.
The Weekly confidently looks for
ward to one of the best sessions in
the history of the school:
WY .Thornbury Superintendent.
j. $ Duncan, First Assistant.
Miss Josephine McGraw, Second
Assistant.
Miss Alice Curry, seventh grade
Miss Clara Boyd, sixth grade.
Miss Lallie McQuiston, fifth grade.
Mrs. NJ. O. Stark, fourth grade.
Miss Marguerite Eckford, Sd grade.
Miss Ruth McFarlane, 2d grade
Miss Daisy Haughton, first grade.
Music-Miss Eleanor O'Connor,
Miss Lula Sims.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

as we have, that we have been so
fortunate, that we have been so hap
py, and that our good and merciful
God has given us SO freely and
abundantly of all the good things of
life would ordinarily be considered
enough to fill brim-full the cup of hu-
man happiness. We know that we
have had more of this worlds pleas
ure and happiness than we deserve.
We have often in our humble homes
thought that there was no other
earthly happiness for US, but when
we received your beautiful present
we then felt and knew that no earth
ly happiness was complete and full
that failed to estimate and include
that purest and most sacred of all
sentiments, friendship. You may
then know that by this gift you have
added to our cup of happiness one of
its dearest portions. This token of
your friendshipwil ever be the aroma
that shall hallow our sorrows, assuage
our troubles and sweeten any bitter
ness that may come to us in our flu
ture lives.
May God bless and prosper and
give to each Of you happiness and
friends As He has given to us, is the
prayer of your grateful friends,
G. c.. Williams and wife.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Illinois Central Railroad Comply
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Public notice Is hereby given that the. regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the illi-
nois Central Railroad Company VIII he held at
the Company Office in Chicago. Illinois ON
Wednesday, October Is, 1905. at L O'Clock noon
To permit personal attendance at said meet
ing there VIII be issued to each holder OF one OF
more shares of the capital stock 81 the Illinois
Central Railroad Company as registered on tine
books of the Company at the close Of business on
Tuesday september -. 19a5. who II of fail age.
a ticket enabling HIM her. to travel free over
the Company lines from the station Oh the IL
linos Central Railroad nearest TO his OF her reg
istered address To Chicago ami return, such tick
be good Ter the journey TO Chicago only dn-
ring the four days Immediately preceding. aud
for the return journey from Chicago only on tine
day Of meeting. and the four days Immediately
following. when properly cOunterslgned and
stamped during business hours. or before
Saturday. October p. iaO5-that \ To say be
tween 2 90 a. and ; 90 n. MIN the office 81
the Assist ont Secretary. MIR W O. Brntu. III
Chicago Such ticket may be obtained by any
holder of stock registered above. or a9.pilvst-
ton in writing to the President 81 the GONNA
ny in Chicogo. but each stock holder must iTdl--
virtually apply Tor his her ticket. E1cA auI'l-
cation must state the full nome and address Il
the stock holGer exactly as given ih has or htr
Certificate OF stock together with the number
and date Of such certificate. No moro han one
person VIII be carried free IN respect 70 amy one
holding of stock a. registered ON the books If
the Company \. t. fAt ESI AZ F. >t.crt airy
Chicago july =. 1890. tolls
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Charter of Incorporation of the
Aberdeen Weekly Publishing
Company.

Section l. The purposes Tor which this corpor-
alton Is created. are 10 publish newspaper 81
TO DO electricity ping and general job printing 81
all KINDS. ard such other business a. pertains II
q general hSNss>tttf -'h tftu tii1 ana tie1E'
typing establishment 10 lay ami sell general
stationery ia connection with said business. and
10 do al acts and things incident 70 the manage
mtnt 81 general nefSiapef. Jo9 PRINTING Cicc-
trotSping and statoncTs establishment
section ? This CORPORATION snail be composed
81 L Il he-ts EXPORT L r. Harris and Il = cal
les len and Such other PERSONS as mas become
associated with tncsaa a. stockholders. their sue
,Ss~urs ias1 ass1-l--
Section s. This corporation shall have and
eNerciSl Ell tha ietseEs. ri-hf, and privileges
thorizel - tt.s;,r F. o' the Mississippi ammo
IS IN exist Tor Il a. fi 80 fs wears unless soon
er dissolved hy fc -to. hoiaols otherwise. That
sara corVoration shall be Aberdeen. Monroe
section q IRE ca.ftal staei of saif corpora
fion ~ti@II he Fifteen Thousand Dollars si5n00f.
d7yidei i1to SHARES II l9 - each bat said cor
sCrioosi and U1la in
Section The business - sad corporation
shall hc managed hS Batrsi of Directors 80 he
composed ~ uef less thln tisrCe nor more than
FIVE stockholders. Vao shall be clerted by ballot.
by q majority - the stpcsnocrs' said directors
shall hoid office for one year or until their sue
ccS>orS are elected
section g. = majority Of Thu Beard OF Direct
shall constitute quorum. and a. soon ~
practicable after the first election. and annually
thereatteT. within five days after their election
choose 4 President. q y lce-lrcs deut and a See
rotary ami Treasurer. ali IF whom shall bc stock
holders. ana from time - time such other util-
GERS II them may seem proper; and mas 10y
bylaws prescribe the duties and TX the coln3en-
sation Of an officers and employees. ana may re-
quiTe bonds ami approve the same one person
may hold more than one Office.
Section :. The Board OF Directors shall have
the power to make such bylaws a they mas
deem necessary. AID which are not repugnant 10
this charter and the laws OF this state and ~ the
United States
section 8 The first meeting If the stockhoid-
ers shall he held at such time and place aS they
may agree nlaS be fixed 10y notice To
al signed hN two more stockhollnrs-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Teachers Examinations.

Notice is hereby given that examinations for
public school teasoors sgil De hels in the public
school buildings. IN tl.e city u aberdeen fol-
lows:
Foa WHITE TEACss Frs.
First Examination. Friday sa1 SATURDAY. sep
TENDER and =. 1915
Second Examination, Friday aud saturday.
September Is ana &c. 1907
FOR oOLoRFp TEACHERS.
First ENaminaiiaa- ftisas and saturday sep
tenber and q 1905
Second Examination. friday ami saturday.
September - ana -. 1875.
First grade teachers .uo have not PASSED ex-
animation Elements Of Agriculture, whether
holding excavation license ov nos. siil be rognIr-
ed to pas oS,ssstaatian oa saJ s-aach - quail
~ for service III tlse schools next year.
Al teachers VIII proviete themselves with spec
lily pfiasei examination f.aper- which can he
had sao oras- stores
Examination opens promptly al eight O'Clock
Respectfully
+ r. pEAVFNPORT.
s,Upcrih tsntleilt Isintsstioa Monroe. county.
August 1. ISS5-td.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

If we haven't what you want in gro
ceries, tell us about it, and we will
buy it. We want your trade, and
mean to carry the goods and give you
service which will at least entitle us
to a share of it. Any order, no mat
ter how small, will receive prompt at
tention and be appreciated. We car
the best goods in all lines, and salts
faction is guaranteed. Phone 70 or
call on us when in the city. Yours
for new business, +. ID. CARTER & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

l After Russia Germany is the rich
est country in children. For every
10000 inhabitants there arc363 liv-
ing births year, as against only 226
i'm France. Hence the increase of
population in Germany is CORES
pondingly great. In the course of
the Qinetcenth century the popula-
ION within the present territory of
Ec empire has much more than
tjubled in spite of the considerable
Plumbers of Germans who have i'm
igrated during this time. In 1916
there were - 10000 souls in the
territory of the present empire,
while in 1900 there were 56, 300, 900
which corresponds To yearly av-
crage increase of l per cent, while
more than 5000. 900 Germans have
migrated from their homes during
the nincteeth century. In order To
measure the meaning of these fig
urrS we must compare them with
those OF "A country like France,
which is practically stationary in
it. population. In the middle Of
the century there were rs many
people in France as in Germany.
- 1916 there were in Germany
100, 600, in France 81 500, 900,
lie III 1920 France had nearly
!r 1)O, 90 more than Germany. To-
the French population has ris-
.s o 80, 500, 900, and is therefore
t e than 10000, 900 behind Ger
E1- ly.-Yale Review
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

In spite of all that is written and
much that is believed about the
power of political machines and the
skill of boomers, there is nothing
more fragile, doubtful, evanescent
and uncertain than boom for
President. The wise man with that
bee in his bonnet keeps under cover
as much as he can and hides
the buzzing from his neighbors. =
New York Sun.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
How to Go to California.

Travel via the Chicago, Union Pa
cific Il Northwestern Line. Two fast
through trains per day. The Over
land Limited, electric lighted, less
than three days enroute The Cal
ifornia Express, through service to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Portland. The best of everything
Full particulars on application to W
b. kniskern, z. T. NJ, c. 4 NV
Ry.. Chicago.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

Monroe county, Miss, Sept. 8, 1906.
Messrs. F. j. Mcdonald and others.
Gentlcmen:
Permit US through the kindness of
the editors Of this paper to return our
thanks to you for the chest of ster-
ling silver given us as token of
friendship on the contamination Of
our forty-ifth birthday barbecue.
The fact that we have lived - long
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

The people of Tubbs cr55ss Roads
have secured funds to employ a
high school principal at a salary of
$50 per month and will secure the
services of the best man that can be
had for that salary. The school at
that place will open Oct. 2nd and
a high school offering as good adj
vantages rs can he found anywhere
Will be maintained.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Williams Barbecue.

Were you at the Charlie Williams
dinner August 3rd, if :not you
missed the treat of your life? New
or before in the history of Monroe
county has any man ut his own vo-
lition evidenced his appreciation to
Almighty God by inviting four
hundred of his friends and neigh
bors to participate in a dinner in
commemoration of his 18th birth
day, gotten up and spread ut his
individual expense. | have attend
ed many dinners public and private
in and out of Mississippi, but have
never attended one better arranged
or more Systematically conducted
than this, nor one at which more
genuine good will, Christian and
social happiness pervaded the en-
tire gathering than on this OCCASION
The address Of welcome was made
by one OF the most charming and
accomplished daughters of Monroe
county, Miss Sallie Buchanan, and
most splendidly did she perform
her part, followed with an address
by Mr.. Fred Mcdonnell, of Okolo-
no, and then came the dinner.
If had been younger and able
to have inspected and partaken just
little of each dish might do APP
proximate justice to the occasion.
But really and truly it was most
dazzling To behold and indeed
tempting to the palate, barbecued
mutton, beef and pork, thoroughly
cooked with every etcetera known
to the trained and experienced chef
i'll which the delicate touch and
refined taste of the good wife of Mr..
Williams was every where and in
every thing. all honor to her.
After the dinner came the speak |
ing. | was at a loss then and cant
yet how his Honor
Judge Sykes and Messrs. Leftwich |
and Houston were able To speak at |
all, the truth is, they consumed
half the time allotted to each in an
apology and the other half in COM
Mr.. Williams and his
good wife, having good subjects
each did well and were both in
and entertaining.
Mr.. Williams has nine children
md hence has done well for his
but if | had nine at my
house / would have long since made
for room III the county
Door house. But then Chsslke has
.ighsss---of hogs that will aver
lge three hundred pounds each
nd / guess. he can feed and clothe
hem
Finally too much cannot Ike said
# this splendid occasion; it was
most happily conceived. perfectly
damned and executed and with all
caves an object lesson that his
ricnds would do well To emulate.
Ian cannot live 10 himself and
here is no measuring the good re-
ults morally. socially and religious
! of such gatherings May Charlie
Williams. his good wife and the
inc kids live long, prosper, be
Apply, multiply and replenish the
arth.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08
Robinson-BeekS Wedding.

MrC.W Robinson and Miss AWE
Il, eks were married NJ the bride :
home, in the second district of this
county, on Sunday evening, Sep
TENDER g. The bride is the accom-
plished and popular daughter of Mr..
ID. A. Bccks, while the groom is a
rising young business man of Gait
man, Miss Cards had been sent
out announcing the marriage Of
these young people, and quite num-
ber OF friends assembled To witness
the ceremony.
The bride was handsomely gown
cd in white and the home was APP
propriately decorated with flowers,
blending into consistent harmony
with the occasion. Quite a number
of handsome and elegant presents
were evidences of the high apprecia-
tion in which the contracting par
ties were held by their friends. The
Weekly wishes them n long life Of
happiness and prosperity.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-09-08

After a fashion: Senator | con-
graduate you. / understand you
have been vindicated. Trium-
phantly, Johnson. At the first
trial the jury disagreed. At the
second trial my lawyers found a
flaw in the indictment, and the
case was thrown out of court
Chicago Tribune.