davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-18
A Smart Scholar.

A little girl in the first grade was
asked by her father how to spell rat:
When she had spelled it, he asked
her if she could spell mouse.
"Of course l can, papa. You
spell it just the same way, only with
little letters"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-18

Travis Shaw left Sunday even
ing for short vacation to various
points.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
SCHOOL
BOARD
MEETS

Ts.s szs-z assas aea-s is)3 1r'a~'
snx sam- nv rizts "a So slga sr-a'a
hrsErr md az aree. 8 ea1lsssas'-'l -
anv~ua = rsrzas asEzsssE-
Tsx sazrwznw a6az f- Nrss T7srs
acsrzsi ar.a vs.szsa 90 'ssrra-
II Es--us-E ~ p.assa " ;'1r'as
as.s- A.. s2Ih. p~ss5 Erw-A4 g ~
Eaue ssssE ~ rzuas as'zT f. Hii.
~-pus r-.gw-h. e. 20 Para s-as'.a 8
ev-~ sa5r ~. ulss ~~a7i r-vrE1i-
siss. Nsr-s s.hs,at, o. arE hs3T f.
s1i4. ssvv- Er~1A. EAfs lfnes-az
~sh.aE q aw.h isssv &. sl-fs ssuDi
s-~.h. sac es-as g-zt nE s4-5l
N p u.swE-s ssra E.fpal s1s''ys.
gwvrzA ~ sar4 a. Or err Ea.z
s.a.sA w~1va s-uwsA - e,ols g.
81 o Es-r1s-Ls1e'a,r s.tDh- 81
snrs Ar vasa $50 y.s- rarL
c A. Feenas-Ezh ssar'i- s's--sDt
s-SwaA r. - enz s2Ri ~ s-0a
". Z Pnrb-Nlrst % Ens E,haa
10 au.k. s.usB5 zswaa E. s-fs
= A. Sser~r1--Trw Pax Eiaa-,-
% osaia lzuu~ s-cas5 rrvTva E. s-.si- !
a z TysT-1EDraan srasos. - c1-as .
s~eua s-rvuh @ s1Rf- Para sahs,- i
o. rs<5s s-ns81 F7uwza f.. $50
b. a E1hHaaspss rass rE.s FlE,s Nv ,
q s6e hsA s-E,aal tusl&rg Ezn F1r-
shm.-ss t-au st.s ABez 4 El-iss-- "a.
uzkrr Cr,nrmry fx strE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
RATES.
NsSpo-, Esquina Bay, Br1s
Eof Springs From Al ISL
ao5 c. & z. PotntS

o. a.5 after Jane !. 1876, tlss,
err Pstise y eospeetio, With Ii
E2--is & Eastern railroad trus /.
y 'tsi' lines 70 NeEPor;. YaqIb
oe''!' &; very low ra;ss good !
'-'- ur;l October 10. 1915. 4,
-A'ss-iAy tickets 10 NsEpG, !,
Asea'-A sooa go;rg Saturdays .,
f1'-ias MOaasys are also q (,
f'z al Ea7 Side p-oizts Por.S,
Args-e, inclusive. G.d f,oa Il j
>1e PN,sis cabling people To-:
'-sf families ard spsad Ss.dIyS
SEASIDE.
SsAsoE tickets tro- az Ess
F''-,ts Portland to Eagess, i,.S
aaa ffo= al, West Side psisss ~
.. sale 70 Dsifoit 81 very lSsi
VIA s;op-Over privileges st NJ;
y cay PoiAt east, e.Ahkrg tsESi
vlsli ;ss SAsti.z snd B-siisrbSsI
SH,Es in the Cascade nSs'
NAl'A sAa Be reached in ess dsE
ssAs'a ;ieAeis VIII Be gosa o
ara fH$0 az points Ezil ossssd
Ie'es6sy tickets win be gees
SS'sresy snd returning N
only. Tickets troz PsrtIan8 AZ
liy will be eSod for retain vi
AAs' 0s Wes SD. as eFsiOs 4
AseS' Tickets frOn Eegsss "
'-A'! VII es god gsiAg via ts
ssoa7SPssgSsla branch II ~
eSs~ sa Newport tickets s's.
'-'ssA to Newport; On YAssi'i
:. to HasIiAs ealy. Sunday .
'-sas - Newport On the c. d ! J
s's JSss lOth or l7,A, Esd ~
~ SaaA! thereafter. lsaviIg
o-Ay At ESQ a. n, leave oSr''1
A.
: ?. trains connect with re
= al Albany a.a Corvallis 10
INA sss NewpOrt Trains % =
! = 'ss DssrOit viii leave AnS
% a ~ enabling t0aris=s 70 ~
Is 70 reach there the ssns
'sAia' tF0a aaa to Corvallis !,
'ilA al EAss SIDE trains sa sli
faA sstOs@At.0a As 70 rsi@
Ae-sS stS-i sxs Be obfAEsa %
~n'a to J. C. MHya, Gen R.s
Z R r AEb3ays A L or
: a, s P. ca, Ro-tlz.a, g y
! r Or c AZ sse.t \.
AAi~s fSO2 s4lsz 10 NssP~
iAs-inA, sAse; tArss-Ssy no
'-'s~ to Ns~pOrs s1ea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09

In s6s rsrar- Chr SzTs1nssus-s1
Psz.z. asss.s sag a.. sar s1a---1E
s.,sr-H. s-rE-u-us. 50 r. s--7i a-le-,
s-r -ss7sr zDs ezsp s-1-Hug ssGaz---
v -a.s -saTuE raus tac FIR FuFs-s
Il -a-sl s--4-rs11 20 "a -'sl1-s-- 2
Z sz-ez~-s AID s1Eg-ss -n- -.
u.s-sas 4 -as ~ i4rs = -a1sal &C.
-nrpss-s.3 rtrs q s1zz--rs= - 17-'1l---
"a . f--s-- a-z-s sA1s zz-r=r a-1 -
g.r- 80 -As usz7 uzs-r1z q siss t'1iz-1
K aass E-Ersze5 -1zz G-z-uzz-- s-is
~ r1at r. lAz-zssszEzz 11s E-1c'a
--rns -.--r.c17I- ne t-~
f. r-1c-= ---s7-zssu u.s.3 a. L
rrzsst u -s1,1a-s sz.E-s-s
n eiar-Eu s-rrzra-. -1@ :sl-r~
lrr FAa z1E --1---7s--s-
-1uzrl Cd El7ri--F-E n I--,-
lzsza. s-a1-uz-a sa5 l. - --4
Canur7.ss " -vTn--L = -=-s
run-. Z r scwA
-.unzfas-s ra EExnze--Z 6 -
w. t1-z-uu-. z T. 1---E--
C.arrr-s I'd faln---E 2 S1-A
.a-l-u..l z. r. Era-
Ti- Nv el-E r r-s1 r. (
vas sv-- s 1E a1- va .
I Z F-ar,a and Z 4 -sl-s-u - v---
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09

Il WIS hs- = E'sTa-r F7zE- slr..
Gs VI sf-g1lt ;1a E16 nLEEl-I 4;
sr-sS M rsss ssueE-i o Ar-lsI
SGlrss w4ltl rE-D@5 Tia 5ts II sr-.
NJ hr.A II IN --s.s -srI=1.L
w--.rs A II 5-Bot = FL-ur-.- "a
Ser tu- flt T4rs-A Cr-E Su-us ~
~gEnaA &5s a. : C. Fs-Tf a-ur
Eu-e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
WHAT INCOME IS
ENOUGH FOR MARRIAGE

3 - H. v - -.4-
MN -,-s -----4
p 49, -- -. .-- -- -.
! ~ 70. s.-.--- --.- -.---z-- -
. .-- zz.-- vas-a-=- -.--- ID.
-w
-t r~ 3. IL -------r- ms
-r av- ~ z- ----.7----... -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09


LE- =.s--4 L--l e1-1-z-ss -a@- -
tuaa- q gs7=---= E.1r ~-nzo. So
-E- g. v--.31a- "a - sassa-.=-s II ..:4
r. nv 81 vi z-5a- II izeE Z =.
z-T1=s :; l. ~ -n-- O: vLslc-
L-Ta-s - s1-' IL s-=- = AT ID -
-lE-, : &c v--l5 es=y-= -ts -izE C.
-ll--- Al = : z0.t eaz- 20 i-it-
---- -E-c----- -Aa- - - or = =
v-=- ID : cE.ss =
II @=l-- s7;-zz-s 20 = rs,
7v1ZE -'=-El= Ei1, mr. -cTstsvs -
Sc - t-E1 w-=-= -1sl- y'a---;s II.
- - ms 4as- - z55ai a., IL
.b-- tlL- E-s : c zDc. -,-e ssz-. II
al =--.=-svz z=l- -1s- = zzs 4tt.v o.
77=- i---- -=z-s scs :; vzs re e7-
80 -a-1- 20 - tz=L- az- = -ac.zs
1z-s Al s7=-T =-S-=ss 60. 8 ..s1ss-.s.. :
VS. E-s-- Il - SKI z .i---es-5s a-1-.
sl7- --- E--- a. a--g-7a-o= Z 8 g week
- - - ;l-cC-- & -s--.r:-=s hy-ss
= -T- ms ~ s-L-- vi. --s-s-
--slars ----s- g szr--c1--s "a,
A-'T7= a. -z--s- was 20: zt.-rs akin.
'.= aL-Jd-=-. -0a,z-.-rs tie tab7 IA =
% -AS= "-- us.2 Slrgy Afternoon
T1--e 1o-5~- s-al1 E; ao1s sai e.sk,s
IL ---1=.- q ge- q fowls - 6 -5es-
'-e-- E-t1 veg grztles. an & 5esss--
---.-s '-= lz.T t-=to-e; dine. a,aes-,v
s115 -, 70 EEsa az nsa IL -t5ss
LIS VS. E-ss15 % ask :-.zad.
81 = 'ieSs iegaz-z,e aays tli--s
al-=-- s-ar a-5 -Ae usa v5e
V''-.- MARI az I've az rvea,v mus
--i-=- -- ..s-s-S=ai g: sa .aie-z,fs--
--e7-e 80 q S1b--1= t-s-.z: n h.-s=,.
-ai --s t--l-s.vs-. Ee ms. = "a
l-s1- V------ - -o-7-a a2S- o.: u. .J.es
---s an -s.-eai.71s vt.ea e3-a-, an,
.'..l --z- 1stli have ea-vs~rs,i alp.s-
40 --s= sl--sS an " Vii % so-r-
s'''e --z- ;a~ yuzaE wife O.. n,
'-'' -, Cay eTE 6 z1e1 z-5-s s-3 -
rl- -1-- -=ss -1z- l5s - No.
& -----E rea-s aEo I, : nj. g. s~
.'''.-,S---7 ,la- So ~ = s7r.=-- -
'-7 a. --1@ A2- ,z-z s-ssli--s 49,.
-7 r-l - al0-i t-5z s7ze s-7,,-.,,.---
.''.2- N@--ser WI s1Is -=-s,5 \ 49, I
y V--s7 v-i1 ;-t -s-- 5c.r -
: & -=--a-t-- arezk Il ~ -s-.,-,--
= q 2.'1-a- loc sz-.-5s.zz.-s- -.
. i3@ ,7za-e- as q E155T s,i zr-i-s-.
2Tv- Az Aoas7vs-, 3; s=s-ss.v 3. :
= aIi'','e- 'azs ste I'll ,-sss-i,a -
l-~s-rs Z S-sA Il s.s-i-z.t,, =.
= 81 81 We 'a--s :. seen .sg-j--
IL s-s1 q ias .e5egaaaz
sas VI -; sah=5, 20 -ea- .,-w
--s1 az-s s=SO =s5s 07s- - o+.- -
l. '-+ a=-S-t'7-s Ea,gv s, & t..,.s -
-al - W S-1z5z- 4, - -,
- 70 have 8 uev "a, s, jesz -
.zssa '' .
"----:-rs ,as =a--aa,,s,.. -
Al Cd; '"laE- ~ =-,,t w. -
oss 20 e= E-svs Al !.
'--a2s a-1 .z-;.y r, 81 :
----T ~ Es In, =
. ''7s7@-,-- Azg2e.s ,As,l :,
80 a- --Hsz-t s--z-es i, ss3-.l :
- '-s 70s'F-ts aes a,5 go. :
-, 7@2 as5 oozs--ss :,
'-''' w. &: lie =.ssss nues -, - : :
nay 50 )s@ss h1s hiu.sss. :
''1s1s-s that Ne : s,s-IS
n -7-- g - rszz.,as,li-ss ,
4 8 ,-7s1-ai 5z1zl IA. even e. :
,~ 6s0oc-5 % -. =
7-z~ 10 az--aacs th- -
And aso1s ms = AK ;,.- ,
- Tas s-ve-S v-n =
- - zs'bs-isayv i,., =
- q la7~-1sels erv1-ss n,s =,
~ ''e@ VIA tie su.ss y - :
' -@ he wo1lss.s h-..--sIS'
= l'N = A----a q P1s,iae i. -
Z '--a sato~s Is tu,.-. ~. -
!, a me rA4a s-5"o 49, !.
- . = ssa@n-s5 q. 3, - =
- - @ls EuS Z tas e. - =
- q ss WGag u 49, ..In
~ e &.s Al hs s8s Sc ~,
- l1Ts Ins u LA !,
- H--As an Ht.azys 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
Liberty Store

ron YorB EExs
oTssw nA.ez&
o. neal
Bsns neal
sAsrsA B-EA Esf
wbsaf
Always aa AaaA
hesorts 49,. ...s -... -.. .QSr
n9Ah s--- s-.-.- see. 90 -.eUf
Pw Sack
{. W. SMITH, Proc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09

Portland MaFkes
Whea;-Uuh. 716T2e
Eell-y-73c
B.aas-en-73
Os.s-CEoies white. s3losn
AiLlsus-Brsz-sI7.
EsT-Tlnothy, sll6l2.5Q; 4
sl3.
Pota-nes-4oI6 5oe.
Pgll--E-AversEe o55 bs.,
--ae; mixed chickens IIGla
rsos-ers, Size; chickens l9aH
keys, 1--we, l4Glee; sesse. ETsl
- G e; geese. dressed ye, pu
ducks. l46lee: Esgeo1s q.
ss7abs. sL75G2.
Pork-Dresesi, 76ss.
Beet-Dreseei. 4A65H.
4u';on-Dressed, 596e.
hoFs-dregoa 1905. l0dk
W"ol-Vaney, coarse 70 n&
e e23@ze; Es~ern orsgo.. lse.
Buiisr - Fancy Crssnsy-,
--S; sco-3 l30 l4e.
Aohair-2s6so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09

Pou'ty-At Steiner ~,
Eegs-Per dozen, Ice.
Chiekens-lo911e.
Rys- 12lze..
D1cks-10c.
Poultry, Eggs, q.
Eggs-Pe- dozen, lSg.
B1;ter-Retail-Couu.,r a.
cry, 25e.
Eeos-lolaG GLE.
Frys-l21ze.
Geeee-SG7e
Ducks-Sc.
Fruits, vegetahlss ~
Potstoes-l595oe
Oniops-2c
Tropical Fruia
Bananss-5he per pound.
O-2ngeS-s5.oo.
Lenocs-s5.ooB6 O.
Live Stock MARKET
Ste+rs-:G3Ae.
Cows-24c
Sh~ep-3e.
Dressed YeAl--5e.
Stock Eogs-6e.
Fat Hogs-sLe
Grain and Fed
Balei Covert.
Cteat-s7.oe.
En0thy-ssGsl0.
Oz-s-z2e.
B-sn-sle50.
S5o-ts-szl.oo.
Salem FlOurias Nh
W. szt-S5e.
Flour-S3.60.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-09
MARKET OllNl
TONS TODiI

"mase Salem q Coco Hon. i.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The executive committee of the
Aberdeen Business League held Z
meeting Monday night for consider
alton of important matters. Dur
ing the session it developed that
the best interests Of the city requir.
ed a somewhat wider range Of deli.
beration than the executive com.
mittee membership afforded and the
following League members were APP.
pointed as an advisory committee
DIR. w. w. Watkins. J. w. Peck
Capt. H. J. B. Lam, Adam Carlisle,
Chancellor Mcfarland. c. X. Sykes,
DIR. w. NJ. Paine, Geo. c. Paine,
G.. j. Leftwich, j. F. Plant, H. s
Gilleylen. This committee will bt
called in consultation with the ex.
ecutive committee Of the League or
occasions when the city's best in
terests are involved.
The executive committee at thi:
meeting had under consideration
propositions for a S4OO, 600 cottor
factory, and an underwear plant.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Special Gospel Service.

Beginning next Sunday at IL a. M,
a special series of revival meetings
are to be held at the Baptist Church.
These are to be conducted by the
Pastor, Rev. d. w. Bossdell. Rev.
MIR. Bosdell is a speaker and Christian
worker of rare gifts and we bespeak
for him a marked success in this meet
ing, as has crowned similar efforts of
his in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana. Sunday at IL a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. there will be servicee,
then during the week services at
nights only, at 7:45 O'Clock. 1t is the
desire of the Church that all denomi-
notions lend their influence to this
meeting. The general public is cor
daily invited to attend all the SER
vices
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Eleanor O'Connor is spending
all of this week in Columbus pre-
pairing for recital to be given at
that place. asts- -
Monday was the first day of the last
month of school. The month will
close on the 18th, and examinations
and commencement come during the
following week. M 3
The first grade viii give May Day
exercise next Friday.
Invitations are out for recital to
be given by the Aberdeen School of
Music tonight at the school building.
Y Superintendent g. F. Boyd. Of the
Kosciusko schools, has been secured
to deliver the commencement address.
'iii@-t iat.9l'#1a M. NJ. l..
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
How This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent Free. Price Toe.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Table Of Contents.


x list Of beading nrticaes tat win
he found = neat 1eetts Magazine
Section: =
.sWonan,s PRnminnnce h Politics.
Remarkable position in Washington
political life Of Speaker Cannon's
daughter. Often present at confiden-
tial conferences.
Mammoth Iceberg in the Delaware
River" Vivid description of huge
mountain of ice lowed in from Grand
Banks Of New Eonndland.
Niagara Falls in Danger" Inter
est awakening in danger to our most
|celebrated waterfall. The American
FAN threatened by destruction owing
to water diversion.
1.-The Age Of the Wizard" A mar
velous new invention in Paris. Au-
tomobile skates run by storage bat
terry strapped to mans waist.
New Field for Woman's Useful
ness" Lake Ontario Navy Yard in
charge of a woman; some member OF
her family stationed there since navy
yard was established many years ago.
1.-The Conflict" A Thrilling story
of French and German war, full OF
intrigue and adventure.
liking Corn" A valuable article
of information showing the farmer
how to double this great American
crop. =
This issue contains many high class
| illustrations.
In an early issue we viii present
the initial chapter of high class Sc
rial story from the pen of one OF oul
most popular and widely read authors
Be sure to get the first chapter SO a.
not to lose the introduction to the
story.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

To the citizens of Aberdeen and
surrounding country: N
We have with US Mr.. J. j. Wright
an experienced oil mill man from Biz
mingham, Ala. He is here for the
purpose of organizing an oil mill. He
wishes to build three press or sixty
ton mill and perhaps add to this eth
er an ice factory or fertilizer plant
to be determined by the stockholders.
He contemplates building an oil mill
that will get two dollars more out OF
a ton of seed than average mills.
The Business League is in receipt
of letter from President Hartman
of the 1. G. r. r. stating that he will
send a party to Aberdeen to go over
a route contemplating the extention
of the road in north easterly direc-
ton. If this road is constructed, oil
mills in Aberdeen will have a reserve
in cotton seed along the line that
other towns in the State will not have.
Aberdeen is the best point in the
State for oil mills on account of be-
ing in the heart of the prairie belt.
An oil mill is not like a pillow OF
wagon factory that requires five or
ten years to establish. The moment
you start the mill, you have a car of
its products and always market for
it. re
The proposition of MI. Wright should
be carefully considered. The cOmpa-
ny is to be capitalized at seventy-five
thousand dollars, to be paid in month
ly instruments not to exceed 10 per
cent. Mr.. Wright prefers that the
citizens of Aberdeen and surrounding
country should have the controlling
interest and all of it's officers should
be home people.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Teachers Examinations.

Notice is hereby given that the
Spring Examinations for public school
teachers will be held in the public
school buildings in the city of Aber-
deem, as follows:
FOR COLORED TEACHERS.
Second Examination, Friday and
Saturday, April % and %, 1906.
Teachers can .s secure ro specially &c ally pre-
stores. Examinations begin prompt
ly at O'Clock a. m.
Respectfully,
T. T. DAVENPORT,
Supt. Education, Monroe County, Miss
March 16-tm1.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The Churches of Christ, of Monroe
county, will hold a workers confer
ence at the Christian Church in this
city, on Wednesday, May End 1905.
All are invited to come and help in
this work. The object of the meeting
is to get the churches in line for more
aggressive evangelistic work in the
cause of Christ. There will be short
devotional service held at IL a. M,
and then a business session from to
3p. m.
Let all who can attend from out the
city, please report to the undersigned
here. e. r.>e+
J. H. STARK, Aberdeen, Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The richest piece of property in
San Francisco-the United States
mint containing many millions OF
dollars-escaped the recent. earth
quake and conflagration uninjured
while the adobe of the poor laborel
was removed from the face of the
earth and he is lucky to obtain food
from public bcnefactions; but twas
ever thus, etc
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

By Commander S. A.
Jonas of Samuel j. Gholson Camp.
at meeting last week, w. J. Webb,
Capt. ii. j. b. Lam, NJ. Roth,
John Henley, Capt. j. w. Howard,
Capt. X. +. Houston, John Gettis,
George w. Elkin, s. T. Sykes and
f. l.. Sykes were appointe d to rep
resent the camp at the Confeder-
ate Reunion. Most of these dele
gates and many Of our citizens OF
town and county departed early in
the week for New Orleans.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
$500 PRIZE.

To encourage early planting, thor
ough cultivation and early picking,
the Farmers Warehouse Company
have decided to give to the owner oi
the first bale Of cotton weighed ut the
Farmers Warehouse, known - the
Crown Cotton Yard, FIVE DOLLARS
IN CASH. The cotton going into
this bale must b grown during the
season Of 1909, On ono farm. end mpst
- = merchantablet Ale. has
80 II. a PICKLE, Manager.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The Arkansas supreme court has
declared three constitutional amend.
ments recently adopted as unconsti-
tutional. They involved the right OF
the governor to MI vacancies by APP
pointment, the recruitment that voters
must present poll tax receipts, and
the provision for a three-mill road
tax. The decision was grounded on
the failure Of the three propositions to
receive . majority Of all votes cast at
the election 1t which they were voted
upon, instead Of . majority for or
against the amendments directly.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The loss of life by the San Francis
co fire and earthquake is now estima-
ted at 200. President Craigg of the
Chamber of Commerce states the
property loss at $500, OOO. 900, with in
surance liabilities of at least 1925
600. 600
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

Just think of it! JEFF Davis of Ar
kansas for the Senate and Richmond
p. Hobson of Alabama for the House.
displacing two of the ablest repre-
sentatives the South has in the Amer
lean Congress, and that at a time
when the Democratic party can least
afford to lose an ounce of prestige.
Mississippi is sandwiched between
two States that seem to have lost
their reason. -f
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The authorities at San Francisco
were compelled to resort to cremation
in order to dispose of the corpses of
the dead, resulting from the earth
quake, fire and exposure. Two hun
dred of these victims were cremated
at a single time and place Monday,
the majority of whom were totally
unidentified.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

Miss Hawley Senter of Columbus,
sponsor for the Mississippi Brigade
of Forests Cavalry at the New Or
leans reunion, chose as her maids
Misses Jennings of Water Valley;
Rogers of New Albany; Ford of Holly
Springs, and Topp of Tupelo. Mrs.
J. T. Senter was the chaperon
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

1t is rumored that Father Gapon,
who led the first demonstration
against the Russian government and
precipitated the massacre of January
3D." has been kidnapped and hung by
his enemies. Maxim Gorky alleges
that Gapon '.sold out" to the govern
ment after the noted massacre and
deserted his whilom friends, and it is
these by whom it is believed he has
been removed
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
ID. A. BEEKS, President.
Nj. A. JONES, Secretary.

Don't tie . cough or q cold up in
your system by taking = remedy that
binds the bowels. Take Kennedy
Laxative Honey and Tar. 1t is differ
all cold from the system, relieves
coughs, colds, Group, whoOping cough
etc. An ideal remedy for young md
old. Children like it. Sold by J. A.
Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

II is stated that the total fund con-
tributed to the relief of the San Fran
cisco sufferers will reach $50, 900, 900.
At that rate it must evidently be con-
sidered by some that they are to help
rebuild the houses that were destroy
ed. The liberality and wide range OF
subscriptions in this case are proba-
bly, without precedent
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The u. G.. v. and the G.. "A. X. are
more chummy than ever before.
Commander Stephen ID. Lee of the
United Confederate Veterans and
Commander James Tanner of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, were
guests of honor at dinner party one
evening this week at the St. Charles
hotel, New Orleans.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

The final interment of the supposed
body of John Paul Jones took place
Tuesday at Annapolis amid much
national pomp. John Paul is now
entitled to as long and quiet rest as
he experienced through the last cen
fury.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

Representative Humphreys of this
State failed ON Monday to get his
favorite bill considered by Congress,
which provides that revenue agents
be required to furnish the State courts
with the names Of parties who secure
government license to retail liquors.
1t is called in Washington the Hum
phreys Blind Tiger Bill"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Beeks' Cemetery.
litor Aberdeen Weekly:

Editor Aberdeen Weekly:
On the second Sunday in May, 1905
the patrons and community will dec.
crate the graves of all in the Beeki
Cemetery. Preaching at 1880 .. m.
by Rev. Amos Kendall of Aberdeen,
All are invited and requested to bring
flowers. ttt Il MISA4
By the trustees.
ID. A. BEEKs, President.
M. A. JONES, Secretary.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Sheriff's Sale.
State Of Mississippi. Monroe County
Great Elk Goal Company. defendant. |

State OF Mia9lsslppl. Monroe OOuny-
Great Elk Goal Company. defendant.
Mt wax. defendant
BY virtue Of an execution which issued from
Court 81 Monroe county. Mississippi in favor Of
the Great FAX Coal COMPANY and against \. +.
Wax. for the sum a. seventy sig and ax one.
cost a nit, have this day levied upon the fol-
loWing real ostate belonging to the sid defend
~ = - COUNTY q Monroe and State Of Mis-
sissippi. to-wit: All fractional block 30s. SYM
dicAte Survey lying and being In the town Of
Wm CHR 1ur sAle in front q the court house
door. tor cash. 70 the highest bidder. within ie-
gal hours, on - ~ fs
Monday, the 9th day Of May. 1906
TIT 3oth dnv Of Nay. leo4 .... LII
April a. lsosst
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27

Special attention is called to the
Erwin game law, full text of which
is published in this paper. We I'M
derstand that application will be
made to the Board of Supervisors at
the May meeting to appoint a game
warden.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-27
Better than Ouinine.

Strong testimony: Hughes Tonic
is the best chill tonic l ever tried bet
ter than quinine. Sold by druggists.
soc. and 81 90 bottles.
Prepared by
ROBINsON-PETTET CO., CInc) Louisville