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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
meyer MUST face Two
CONSPIRACY Charges


Lewis Meyer, the machinist employ.
ed In the Las Vegas foundry and ma.
chine works. who had been arrested
by Captain Fred Tornoff. on q United
States warrant and taken to ths4 terri.
Itorisi psaitsntiary In Santa Fs for
safe keeping. was arraigned before
United States Commissioner J. p. Vic.
tory in that city yesterday morning.
on charge Of having entered into a
conspiracy against the Santa Re rail.
way company. He was released on Q
$4,000 bond. signed by his father. L. ].
Meyer. J. c. Adlon and D. w. Condor
Of this city.
The young man was Immediately
rearrested by Sheriff Romero. Of San
Miguel county, on q territorial war.
rant. and brought to Las Vegas yes
terday afternoon by this official.
charged with the same offense. His
trial has been set for Monday morn
ing before Justice Felipe Baca Gar
cia in precinct No. 6, west side, the
complaint being made by Ben .Wnt
Jams. the Santa Fe 3detective.s. =. s:
II is understood that the arrest or
young Meyer was made at the In
stance Of the nachinist, King, who is
himself serving . three-year sentence
iu the penitentiary for tampering with
some Santa Fe engines ! in the hope
that It might. benefit him fn some
way: also more on account Of the In.
formation that might come from his
lips as union man than fer any gull.
~ act he may have performed with
malicious intent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
Especial To- The Optic,

HT%
Santa re. n. NJ, ,:AnE. ss-The house
warming last night at the beautiful
home Of Governor Herbert J. Hager.
man, to which society folk Of the cap
ital city have been eagerly looking
forward for weeks. was one Of the
most brilliant occasions In the social
history of Santa ne. The invitations
numbered two hundred and fifty and
were confined to the people Of Santa
Fe and their guests. u
Governor Hogerman was assisted in
receiving by his sister, Mrs. Percy
Hagerman OF Colorado Springs, and
by Colonel Belts and Colonel Sena Of
his staff. In the library Mrs. J. w.
Raynolds served punch. III the dining
room Mrs. Max Frost and Mrs. Arthur
seligman served salad and Miss -
Rue and Miss Reynolds served COT
fee. s sss
The home was artistically decorat-
"a with pink roses and carnations,
Beautiful women, beautifully gowned,
completed the brilliant scenc. Mrs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
'sUBP0ERAS TsUEDRDR
STANDARD OfHCuLS
FORTY on MORE WILL 0E Sum
saoMEo TO APPEAR AND resrI
eyM eovERNMEMr CASES.

N~w York, Aus. s.-Mosd xax ~
esised here yesterday from Chicago
that forsy or mere snhproenas foroffi.
cers and employees II the STANDARD on
company had been forwarded here
from that city.
M y. Elicit. general counsel of ihe
Standard Oh company. said fhe stand.
ard officials would not 10 70 any great
lengths 10 discommode fbe ssoserumepi
officials who might attempt io serve
subpoeaas.
We shall not make any attempt TO
ohstrnct them In any wsy." h~ said. ~
they have any legal papers 10 serve"
Aeekssslies Mot evhpssned
Chicago. Aug, e--Johu d. Rockefel
Ter will not be served = subpoena 10
appear before the federal grand Jury
10 convene IN this city next Monday
TO Investigate the relations existing
between the Standard on company
and the railroads The announcement
was made today by Government ON.
cials Who declared that should Rookie
teller testify before the grand jury II
would BE- necessary 10 grant him I'm.
nnniiy from prosecution and this
The government wished To avoid
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
PANAMA eoNps NET $4,000;
CLERK WILL De PROMOTED

New Yrk. August 2.--Samuel By
erley, the American express company
clerk who, without much other capi-
tai than postage stamp, bid for S.
100000 worth Of Panama bonds and
was awarded them ~ Secretary Shaw
last Saturday, made good this after
noon by taking up the bonds through
the firm Of J: s. Bache & Co., who sup
piled the cash. It was stated on good
authoity that his acumen in this mat
ter netted him about si0.ooe. he having
been paid amount by Eache and Co.
for his rights. -. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

a1z1sa Gsaa. AS --Tkw lsaaes 0s
L. A. Ta@saE@nm. gsnsrst sSmxsxr.
ard =, ~ saxsAsT. feansnzsa 81 the
hsessy ar*sn fnsas os IL Tsnp*ss-
assr AaiEg - aiallas eamE&sF.
shs als@fFs@rsA . se~s 40. seE@
sasGd sa.ss in > smaGi tanaes fzls
raik ssaa shs ssisAsy nH.sn mans-
The tsc nssn ssia%afay semsas nsinse
fEcza = tsssg ssoExA In shs ssAMei ard
wSEs axsExhslnsa h. saa FxGks AMI
dirt rka1 saslsd lnfa the tannsa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
JOHNSON DON'T
OWN STOCK IN IT
STREET RAILWAY YANclE IN
CLEVELAND cEyElors syAyE.
EEsTs ARE uhMaREkhYEc
POSITION PROCLAIMED
&s.eF Sad he Mas inss.essec in s=e-
cess Of eercsay 40 an ulssws1se
kasasipai c~nersasn prcpekisses 70
S<csfe Lever Fare

Cleveland 0Lia. Aug. Ala lis-
patches ksnGlsa ~ the Associated
fnsss on July -. in describing the
sensr"ssIss raw pFoceeaing ossF the
street railway sitaaaiun IN his city.
sss statement wss made thas the rail-
sxy line u the Cleveland Electric
Railway nanpsns. On Fulton sirest.
sas taEn - By men acting under ord
srs from Mayor Tom l. Johnson and
thai this action was owing 10 the
pending controversy In behalf Of the
Forrest City railway. q three cent fare
line. which. under certain conditions.
can come under the ownership and
eontsui of the municipality.
Net Financially Interested
In addition 10 relating the facts as
10 The tearing up Of the rails of the
Cleveland Electric Railway company.
The additional statement Vas made
that Mayor johnson was credited
with being largely interested In the
Municipal Traction company" This
statement vas unwArranted. In believ-
I'd 10 be entirely untrue II. In It's read.
ing. It tended 20 create the impress.
ion that Mayor johnson has any ffnan.
citi interest whatever In the Forest
city company and 10 contrary 10 ev.
cry public statement made by that Of.
ficiai. he having specifically anticipaf.
ed by public announcement any such
possibility. That he has been inter
ested IN the success Of the company
as al Ultimate municipal ownership
proposition. hut primarily TO secure a
lower fare. he has openly proclaim
cd.
The Associated Press therefore de-
sires 20 diseiaim any knowledge os
the motive ether than his public inter.
est and 70 disavow any other sugges-
tion in making the statement tele.
graphed."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

pittshurg, Aug. AFTER twenty-one
and half days o. actual court ses-
sions the Hartje divorce case termin.
ated rather suddenly today. The Or.
guments were. set for next Monday.
Friends surrounded Mrs. Hartje after
court adjourned, and congratulated
her upon the naner In which, she held
up under the strain. Attorneys q
both sides have confidence Of the
outcome Of the trial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
POST OFFICE PY-
ROIECHNICS LIT
VEST stoE MAIL oEpor ORIG
iALts OPENED NIYH Mucks
pcMcER AND MUSIC.
DR.. DESMARAlS' SPEECH
Declares Msrnsr. Feslsng s0a eOsrss
~ ocessica Al First cisss--rhsa
kscsks Quart Mas Hsmnss aa1
q eissrssivssy owesss stsa1is.

Ihs postnfsne lar ska soxn Of IAs
s~sss has nex s~-a officially aad fos-
malls op~as-- TIE ceisbsn630n -
tsraas oataia my ronEsh = Jsly ees>
hrsiioe ever held - fhs vsss 80.
and II h reported that - residssss
are consia~risg the eslssrstisn u IL
Fourth On the first II August also-
s~fher hereafter.
Music md Ashtseies
hand coucsrss asl aahlslic svssss
k@rssd 10 keep up u tsi<rsss during
the day hnt the big doas's came IN d
the evening. @
A. 7:se p. m. . proeessioa q Gu
sens. headed by the hsnd. sormed q
the plssa aad marched 20 she posee(-
flcs After . selection " the hanA.
~. y. y Desmsrzis ssood = q !
temporary pist1sSm @rected II fvust
o. the door 70 the office and nads the
following short address: r z.-s,.~
'.celebratins in . first class naa.
ner. Q firsf class 1Deliag and . fIrse
class spirit. The estnb1nhneat a 4
fourth class postoffsce ~ Aopiae sO
see y placed IN In orlginaI claseifIcar
fton = fhe near futuu0. ue. ths citi-
aens of Las Vegas. c1rinean you L.
Vegas pcst0ffic-. the suuaess.. VIM
these words. the doctos smashea \
bottle of champagne over tAe acor 81
the Office with ! snail hannnsr. Ho
figuratively broke the hasAle q -
hammer By explaining that The hanr
mer was not for tAe purpose y k.ech-
ing the postoffice but ID 0pea Il 80.
The large crowd then returne1 o
she, piazs where the we~t 80 muslcaa
organization gave q concsri, durinx
which time fireworks were set IN n
front of the chief Justices chamber.
The fireworks we're varied ana AFFORD
Cd . great deal of pleasure 70 the spsc.
tators. -# - s S#
eenHres and csadlss
Huge bonfires were built IN the mia.
die OF the street. Roman candles were
fired on all sides Of fthe plaza, tho
street car tracks were slmoat hiddea
from sight with torpedoes and bunch-
e. Of firecrackers added 70 the awful
din. The plaza and sidewalks snr-
rounding were black with people. Il
was an occasion that will not b aoos
forgotten. ~
After the celebration Wa over !
great many went 10 the BARBER oDers
house, where'a Grand ball ~ In 10
Eress.. II h estimated that fully 80
people were present and the floor wAs
70 crowded that dancing was alnose
impossible. 4. The music was fins aad
the fsstisities were kapt W .nntn 10.
O'Clock In IL nOrninG 80, -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
es.ooo WORTH or DIAMONDS
SECURED ~ INGENIOUS sWNple {

Madrid. Aug. An amazingly aud
acions swindie has Just been perpe-
trsted In Madrid. The principal Is a
hsndsome. elegantly-dressed woman,
who visited . specialist In mentsI di.
sesses ON behalf Of her husband, whe,
she said. was sufferer from a reli.
gions mania Having explained the
case. u was arranged that she should
return In about an hour with the af-
flicted husband. The next scene Of
action was jewelers. shop In another
part OF the city, where she selected
diamonds TO the value Of 5000 on the
understanding that che would buy
them II her husband approved She
requested that some one would &C.
company her home In cab, and the
money would be paid Immediately.
A trusted clerk was sent. and with
him the lady drove hack to the doc.
tors house. In the ante.room she took
the stones lust to show them 10 her
Then, entering with sub.
lime assurance the Doctors study. she
Informed the specialist that her hus.
band was now in the ante.room and
ready to be examined. Leaving . Wis.
itins card, the lady took her depart.
ure, and the doctor, bidding the sup
posed patient enter, proceeded at HI.
leisure TO ask professional questions.
The clerk became suspicious. but the
doctor interpreted his, agitation as
caused by his complaint, and when
after two hours matters we're finally
exploined the lady had vanished with.
out leaving any trace. - i.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
BRYAN: ENDORSED ~ :. !.
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS

Minot, North Dakota. Aug. D.
Bryan was unanimously endorsed for
president today by the democratic
state convention. Senators Hans
brough and McCumber, were denounc-
ed by temporary chairman /. d. Casey
as corporation men who hetray the
people on all questions affecting ca
pital and LAHORE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
Ecf Dawes Ese<r MILES
~ a eUGcs MnsLE ASLEEP

0gtnes. H.. -. S-0sse Turner.
asss ~, assa<ss fr1k~aps. 81 10
In 10 asshs. asa wsss suaRa asleep
asas to-a ssahas. hisehsa his eoasinis
nsFss 60 = hasgg ard drive awsy. u
ace asesrsainsS that - dspye 20 Le
E1ane, fiys rassss ssxs. and thea he
turned sFsana AdTss tire" and
eas+half miles d IN Aasseaee cf his
aEsss. wssse hs Was discovered fast
asIesp sn the taggg he nsss morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
SAUSAGE KILLS ONE
CHILD: ANOTHER 70 SICK

Wanette. okla. Aug. 2.--As result
Of eating bologna sausage a small
child, Of 8. W. Webb Of LehiEh died
today Of ptomaine poisoning and an.
other h not expected to live. -:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
COPPER MINERS GET uN-
Z : = SOLICITED WAGE ADVANCE

Calumet. Mich, Aug. 2.-The unso-
licited increase Of two dollars per.
month in the~wages Of 1900 men enl-
=ployed underground In mines control.
led BY the Copper Range Consolidated
company was announced today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
MANY REVOLUTIONIS1S REPORTED
DEPRESSED over MUT|NY failure
elsss At svEsscRo scr SECURE POSSES
Sion cF sAlTsc SEA Tlgsr-sEssls sscor Eses oysss-
PRISONERS LOADED ssismeFoss Will es eousr MAR
TiAlgc-surlmv CRUSHED escssTApr-av.osEc rssr
CREW HAS CAPTURED sArrl Esss--sS IMMEDIATE GENERAL
STRIKE WILL LIKELY sE ORDERED.

81. .fstsrshars. Aag. e.-ccllapss II
the mufinF al sysaeosg. coupled with
a hse&kdown of the reyu,usioaisfs'
plans 20 secure possession of sks Baltic
squadron and provoke an immediate
uprising Al cronstadt. greatly ehxnges
the situation. The reyoiusionisss are
depressed and arrangements for o..
dering general strike Saturday may
be countermanded. The strike In Fin.
land is already q failure The latest
reports show that rumors that the
Baltic squadron vas in the hands Of
mutineers were untrue. When the
mutineers found that the Pope squad.
ron was coming 10 their assistance
was unfounded. dissensions broke out
among them and they turned their
guns upon each other. Those Who
had determined 10 die rather than
surrender fired into the ranks Of their
more faint hearted comrades Who
hoisfed q white nag.
Prisoners les6ee In oatehes
Helsingfors. Aug. 2-There vss no
firing at Syeaborg or other islands In
the vicinity during the night or this!
morning and no definite news has
ben received today from the scene Of
the mutiDy. Oficials decline TO make
any statements. but IL Is asserted
from q reliable source that the mutin-
sers, with the exception OF Q few On
smaller islands. Who have q few runs.
have surrendered Prisoners are
being landed In batches. guarded BY
loyal troops They are DUH and seem
to have little thought of the punish.
ment that awaits them.
Court Martial for Them
st. Petersburg. Aug. Am oficial
telegram fram Hslsingfors announces
that sii mutfneers Ut the fortress of
sseaborr have surrendered and By or.
der Of the emperor. court martials
are being instituted for the men im-I
plicated
Another Mutiny Crushed
st Petersburg. Aug. 2.-Dur:nx the
night mutinOus sailors soldiers sap.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02
FORCE OF MEN Telling
Las VEGAS weed FORESTS
onieer Kelly. the chapsrone. Keeps
His Weather Eye Peeled to Prevent
Escapes In Fastness.

"Clink. clank, cIink. goes the rattle Of
the scythe stone,
All day long"
Chaperuned by Officer Kelly q mum.
Der of pstty offsnders. sentenced 70
the city jail becanse they had not
money to pay fines for wrong doing,
are moving the Las Vegas weeds and
several thoroushfares are already
showing improved appearance.
Officer Kelly has to keep a sharp
lookout on prisoners while they are
working in the fastness Of the week
forests which afford more or less
timely opportunity to escape. The
weeds have grown to such size that II
Is reported that the prisoners have 70
hack the limbs off before they can cut
the trunk. Several Of the onlookers
have suggested the use Of an axe to
fell the larger ones.
=: The huge proportions Of Las Vegas
weeds is easily accounted for by the
fertility Of the soil an unusually vet
period and the fact that up until q
week ago there wss a scarcity or no
sboes, drunks and other petty wrong
doers to NOV them down before they
grew TO maturity. %: 80 ~.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

fsrs and miners seized Fors Cs-Etsn-
tine 81 crUassaGt. aai xsse sahss
atsEsls eislcdssd and compelled 90
saTEsntsr amer heavy fisatsng With
loyal rsx.meEtg. An haaara1 mea
ssre killed. ard iaany wesnase, in-
ciadins admiral Ba4stxishs-. scns
nufinssrs succeeded In harding a
sls1msr and escaping 10 rinisrd.
es~,eeed Nick Has F.ee
ST. PeiersbnrE. Aug. 2.-ts:ia o. Ia.l
Ii Il rumored ths, The smpsno. and
the imperial family have f,ed from
Psserhoi 10 TSsrskoeselo. -.
- nsy Have sstslsshie
70. Psssrsburg. Aag. 2.--ts:ss p nj
Starring news reached here today
thaf The ereu of the armored cruise-
Psmyas Axosa nutiDsd on the Ersh.
OMAN coast and are now In fun pos
session of the ship which has sailed
northssrd In the direction of the Fin
nish gull.
II In stated that the captain and
four other oi6cers Of the armored
cruiser Pamyst Azosa we're killed hy
mutineers Who captured the warship.
e3. pselase Tor strife
London, Aug. A dispatch 10
RensYs. from s.. Petersburg says
that an Extraordinary conference d
al revolutionary bodies today decided
on an immediate general strike. the
exact date and hour 20 be settled st q
meeting tonight and IN the meantime
railroads and factories have been or.
dered TO prepare for future events.
Surrender the Leaders
Ttnlis. Caucasus. Aug. 2.--upon thu
arrival here Of detachment Of Cos
sacvk companies the Samur regiment
at peshlaear. commanding the fam
ous Iron Gate at D~rbent. which had
'mutinrd. surenderee and handel, over
their tingleaders 10 the cossack'.
commander.
Geedarnerie Chief Killed
T. Warsaw. Aug Cen. Markxraff.
shy. chief of the Warsaw gendarmerie
vas shot and killed al . o'clock this
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

+ Warsaw. Aug 2.-ten. Markgraff.
sky. chief of the Warsaw gendarmerie
vas shot and killed AZ 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

st Petersburg. Aug. 2.-Dur:ns the
night mutinous sailors, soldiers. sap.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-02

"clink. ciank. cIink. goes the Z
the scythe stone,
All day long"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
The Aberdeen Weekly
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER rs


Bishop Bratton in Aberdeen Sunday
to officiate at the ordination of Mr. Lundy
Sykes to the priesthood. He was the guest.of
Mrs. Oliver Eckford.
The Rev. Mr. Dakin of Columbus Miss. has
been the guest of Mr.. Warbuton
The Rev. Mr.. Martin of Yazoo tCity was the
guest of Mr. E. L. Sykes on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Payne and Misses Camille and
Ethel Hatch were guests OF Mrs. Reeves at Null
don last week.
Miss Mae Carlisle has returned from Mont
eagle, Tennessee.
-Afre tIe-.-le--~--- r>ssefsi~-,,sts tfrc
guest Of Mrs. Pauline Cunningham this week.
Mr.. ". o. Bowman Of Joplin. Mo, was one
of the visitors at Aberdeen this week.
Mrs. George Richardson of Macon. Miss,
has been the guest of Mrs. f. L. Sykes.I
Mr. D. w. Houston was one of the visitors
to Jockson to attend the Bryan reception.
Mrs. Joe Smith was hostess of a delightful
bridge party on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Octave Sykes and Charles Scott sykes
have returned from Chicago.
| Mrs Wiley Johnston left last week to accept
/ a position in the l. 1. & c. at Columbus.
| Mrs John Erwin. of West Point, was the
/ guest of Miss Claude McQuiston. Sunday.
! -Mesdames B. NJ. Bumpas, Harry Payne,
Garnett Clopton; Misses Camille, Ethel and
Katherine Hatch were guests of Mrs. Brown at
/ Lebanon. last Friday
/ Mr.. Jamie Acker left last week for the Uni
versity of Mississippi.
| Miss Eleanor O'Connor is in Columbus this
week
Mr.. Kinds of Guuntown was in Aberdeen
Sunday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bumpas and Miss Gertrude Bum
pas spent last week at Egypt.
Miss Susie Williamson was the guest of Miss
Elise Mcmillan last week, returning on satur-
day to Memphis.
Misses Henrietta and Josephine Jinkins left
/ this week to attend school in Grenada.
| Mr. and Mrs. d. w Houston. Miss India
Houston and Miss Amalie Sykes in Mem
phis this week.
Mrs. Ben Mcfarland has returned, after
some time spent in Macon, Georgia, with her
sister. Mrs. Richard Kinds
Mr.. John Wicks spent several days this week
| in Lowndes County.
| Miss Vivian MeQuiston left Tuesday for the
L. & c. at Columbus.
Mr.. Lem Donelson is here from the Delta.
/ Misses Camille and Ethel Hatch were the
guests of Miss Norma Eckford several days this
The Misses Poche and Eugene Watson OF
New Orleans, are the guests of Mrs. Ben Nc
FarIand.
Mrs b. H. Holder is in jackson. Miss.
Miss Annie Gilleylen left this week for Con
verse College Spartanburg, S. c.
Mr.. Henry Little of luka. Miss, was one Of
the visitors to Aberdeen this week,
| Mrs, Ben Mcfarland entertained on Wed
nesday with a childs party in honor of her little
niece, Eugene Watson
! Mr. Smthwick, of Memphis, Is here for the
| winter
Misses Sallie Clifton, India Carlisle Laurs
Lusk Louise Murphy. Lemon Mcmillan, Chape
Mckinney Maye Gilmore. Jessie Murphy anC
| ,Jeffie Lee Jinkins left Wednesday to attend
| school at the |. l. & c., Columbus.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
Buy a Lot in TishOmingO City.
NOW IS YOUR TIME !

This is an investment, not a speculation NO
man in Mississippi has lost any money III reS4i
estate for the past ten years The entire state IS
improving and land values continually adVanc-
ing in price.
A few dollars invested in Tishomlngo city
Miss lots viii bring you good returns wlthin
twelve months. There is no better way to save
money than to put it in real estate THIS Is a
fact none win dispute. The Railroad viii be run
ming TO Tishomingo City by January l. next, and
lots will advance in price as soon As the trains
reach there. Take advantage of the opportunity
offered you now and own some OF tins property
when the great advance comes.
Residence lots are now offered you at from 80
to sl25 90 and corner business lots at $4,000
Others $4,000. Terms ten per cent cash, balance
in nine equal installments payable every thirty
DAYS without interest.
more beautiful location for town could
hardly be procured. and with its natural sur
younSiines-its nearness to the immense water
bower and being in the center of the kaolin dis
trict-this city viii be place of considerable
manufacturing Importance.
Put a few dollars to work in Tlshomingo 1lt,
lots and in a short time you will have solvet
fhe uroblem of HOW TO MAKE YOUR MONEY
EARN YOUR LIVING.
Call on j. W. EShfofsD' Agent.
Aug 8 I9O6-tf. Aberdeen. Mis-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
They All Do 1t.
at clos

Try one bottle of Royaline Oil, the
great antiseptic, and you will then
use nothing else. That's the way they
all do. Why? Simply because It
gives the best value for the money.
It is stronger than others: III you
want, If weak like them, add water to
suif and save your money. Pleasant
as a nerfume. Strong to ease Pain.
Clean and perfect. Toe. 25c. soc.
For sale by j. L SHELL & co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
Attention Farmers.

The Illinois Central special train,
in the interest of diversified farming,
will arrive in Aberdeen at 7:40 p. m.,
Wednesday, October 3rd. Thirty to
forty minute talks, on agricultural
subjects, will be delivered by distin-
guished speakers, atthe Opera House,
at O'Clock p. m. Everybody IS IN
vited.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28

The trade territory of Aberdeen is
just as large as her business men by
systematic advertising and enterprise
care to make it, What has been done
to extend this territory this season?
The volume of fall business will an
swer that question later on.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
Royaline Pills save Doctor Bills.

There will be no preaching in the
forenoon next Lordsday at the Church
of Christ, owing to special *. OF 2.
service at the Presbyterian Church.
There will be the usual evening
service at 7:30. Probable subject:
midnight Song.n Probably baptism
at close.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-09-28
AI.esson in Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood. and unless they
do this good health is impossible.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys and viii positively cure al
forms of kidney and bladder disease
1t strengthens the Whole system.
j. L. SHELL & Co.