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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-10

Topeka, Kan, May 9.-Edmund G.
Ross, formerly Nnited States Senator
from Kansas, whose vote saved Prcsi
dent Andrew johnson from inpeach-
In"nt, died at albuquerque, y. NJ,
Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
CANDIDATES IN HUNTSVILLE
H. F.. smith aud w. ;. Mastin Are Rum
 ming Fer Mayor.


 ming Fer Mayor.
 Huntsville. Feb. Especial Al derman R. F. smith has entered the municipal campaign as a candidate for mayor and he will make the race as the business mems candidate.
 MT. Smith has been an alderman about a year and is acquainted witn He pledges himself to conduct the ctty's business as he would his own MT. Smith is a prominent young attorney.
 William ]. Mastin is the other can, an, didate and 1t is believed the campaign will be fought out between the two.
 The race for alderman in the two big wards that will elect members or the council is growing warm and there are half a dozen candidates in each.
 Judge Speake has adjourned the civil and criminal term of clrcuit court which has been in session here since the first Monday of the month For the first time in ten years the criminal docket is now clear. No time was lost by the court and an unusual- ly large number of trials were held.
 There were sixty six prisoners in the county jail when the term began ana only nineteen of the original number remain. the others having been acquit= ted or convicted and sent to the mines or penitentiary.
 Dispenser Overton has made a state ment of the sales of the Madison CoIn- ty dispensary showing receipts Of S2,- 900 in seven days including two Satur- days.
 Dr J c. Flynt. prominent physician of Madison County. died at his home In Gurley Monday night after ling ering illness. He was seventy one years old and had practiced medicine in Gurley over thirty years. His widow and seven children survive him.
 Miss Rosa Bait. a popular young lady of Hazel Green, died yesterday at the home of her father, John F. Bait of lagrippe. She was eighteen years id,
 Mrs Lucinda Fox aged eighty-tour
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Entries for ,nndar

First race, half mile, purse, 2-year- old maidens-Brawney Lad, 105; Bit- ter Man. Carasco, 107; Count Rein- ferd 1O8; Prince Bowling, Ben Sand, 109: Bayou Lark, Water Cooler, Pros porous, no; Sabado, Colonel Brady, III.
 Second race. five-eighths of a mile. selling-Lttle Danger, 94; Knicker- booker, 96; Ever Near, 9s; Ducie, Stella Corsair, 1O1; Walterin, Simplicity. Je- ter, 105; Good Player, 110.
 Third race, half mile, purse, 2-year- olds-Nettie Miller.PM Nanny. Dink. Blue Shuttle, Miss Orna, Lillie Kruter, Cora Dusant. 1O2; Bitter Sir, 105; Lattice, Coincident. 107; Gresham, no.
 Fourth race, mile, andicap-Yankee Girl, 90; The Englishman, 97; James Reddick, 102; Emergency, no.
 Fifth race, five rurlongs selling Margaret M., Floss S., Duessa, 99; Ad High, Edith May, 103; Prince of Coins, Mollie Donohue, 104; Lacy, Crawford, Green Crest. 105S R. L. Johnston, Mona w, 1OS; Arby Van Asterisk, no.
 Sixth race, three-fourths of mile, purse-Flora Dear, Bitter Miss. Grace George, 92; Chase, 94; Fantastic. 97; Judge Post. 99; Hocus Focus, Marvel P. 106; Triple Silver, 10; Fargo, Ill; Kohinoor, 112.
 Seventh race, mile and a quarter, seIling-Dele Strome, S7; Grace Larsen, 100: FIavigny, i02; Little Elkin. Fon- soluca, Horse Radish, Etta M. 103 ole Levy 106; Water Dog, 107: Gamester, 112; Cardipal. Don't Ask Me, III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

ing with the opposition on one bill. and then having It come up to fight you on another.s
 The committee was in session for perhaps half an hour. and during that time it not only agreed to report the Sunday freight train Dill. but recom- mended the passage of four other lneus- uses. all House biiis No bilis were ported favorably follow:
 House Bill No. 7S1. by MT. Long of Butler--The Sunday freight train bill. Butler--The interchangeable excess baggage ticket bill.
 House Bill No. s42. by Mir. Long, lection of privilege tax on sleeping
 House Bin No. s4s. by Mir. Long-- Providing for privilege tax on ex-
 House Bill No s5t. by MT. Cooper of Calhoun. protect purchasers and dealers from fraudulent short weights in the purchase of flour. meal and The Sunday freight train bill makes 1t unlawful, with heavy penalties pro- vided for violation, for any freight to day. except perishabie freighE For it's transportation, the measure provides that one freight train, to be made up only of cars of perishaole freight, may be moved on Sunday.
 The penalty upon the railroad ccm- pany for the first offense, as provided in the bill. is to. be fine of s1,o0o, and for each subsequent offense the | fine is to be doubled. A pepalty is also ! to be inflicted. according to the bill, upon any superintendent or other of. lficial who causes an unlawful freight shipment on Sunday. Such officials render themselves liable for first of | fense to a fine of s1,000, and for each lsubsequent offense to a fine of that amount and six months in jail The measure Is very similar to one | introduced in the Senate early in the of the committee for some time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
FAVOR SUNDAY FREIGHT BILL Committee Reaches De- cision on Matter. FURTHER HEARING IS DENIED Administration Proposes to Fight
 on Every Measure. Opposition to Proposed Tax commission Law Said to Have Caused
 spirit of Retaliation in
 Majority.

The Sunday freight train bill, pro- hibiting the running of more than one freight train on the Sabbath day was favorably acted upon by the House Committee on Commerce and Common Carriers yesterday afternoon.
 Among the quorum of the committee that was present, two votes were cast against the measure, that of Messrs Baltzell and Rattray, but it was later agreed the report should he n unani- nous one, and there will be no minori- ty report The report on the measure, 1t was stated last evening by Chairman Lee Long. will be submitted to the House today.
 It is said, in explanation of the sud- den reporting of this bill without fur ther hearing of those persons oppos- ing it's passage. that it would likely not have been reported at this time. had 1t not been for the fight thai has been made against the Tax Commission bill during the past few days.
 'Tf we have to fight" said one ad- ministration leader. discussing the re, re, port, i've might just as well fight all along the line. can't see there is eny good to be accomplished by compromis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Results at Hot Springs,

Hot Springs, Feb. 27,-Marathon and Colonel Bob. both prohibitive fsvoE- ties in their respective races, were de- feated today at Oaklawn.
 Jim Simpson, literally played at 30 to 1, won the second race.
 No announcement was made today as to the intention of the management of the Oaklawn track because of the sign ing of the "Amis anti-pool selling bill'' by Acting Governor Moore. Tomor- rows developments. 1t is anticipated. however, will determine whether the meeting shallAcontinue for the allotted time
 First race. four furlongs-Rustle sS 6Swain) B to 2, won; Flarney, 103 (Au- buchon) 10 1, second. Wautauga. 100 (Grifthl 20 to 1, third; Time, 4s l.o Miss Nellie Lee, Lady Elkhorn, Marga- ret Randolph. Nasty. Lady Hapsburg Dandy Dancer ran.
 Second race, five and a half furlonss Jim Simpson, 104 6Aubqehou) 30 to l won: Glendover. 100 (Shhling) 40 to l second; Marathon, 115 tCherry) to 90 third Time, 1:0S 4-5. Binondo, Hawk ana, Charlie Heeney' Rubber Ball Campan ran.
 11S (Aub,lchon) 9 to ?. won; Colonel Bob, 113 tAustin) to 20, second; Hol- low. 116 (Cherry) to 1, third. Time IS 2-5. Catherine Murphy and Robert Ea gan ran
 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards -Belden. 107 tDearborn) to 1. won Stolen Moments. 104 e. Fisher) F tc l i, second Matador. tos (Aubuchonl 1t i to l, third. Time AT 1-5, Nancy l Bottles and Red Light ran. | Fifth race. five furlongs-Miss Ar | fable, IDA eShilling) to 5, won; Oasis | 95 tE Martini IS to l. second; Bal | shot 95 NJ Burton) 60 to i. third | Time, 1t6 2-5 Sarsaparilla. Wood claim. Principia, Miss Ferris, Lawelsa | Leta Duffy. Elude. Mary Hickey, Kate
 Zeitte, Belltnhe, Anne Davis ran. l F Sixth race, mile and a quarter, sell Bendigo, 106 tShilling1 even. won Match aS CF. Burton) D to 2 second Aggie Lewis. '96 (J Rvan1 20 to 1 l third. Time 2.1O B. Calae Susanne tRocamore, GrosEraIn ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
THE RACES
ReruIts Af Fair Grountls.

New Orleans, La., Feb. ,2T.-The Car ntyal stakes at four and one-half fur longs at the Gair Grounds today was won by E. M, Fry, the II Ito 5 favorite. He led from the first step, finishing two lengths in front.
 In the fifth race. Refined and Roy al Breeze ran neck and neck the whole distance and not until the judges show ed the numbers did the grand-stand know that Refined had won.
 Holiday Attire which slipped and fell Vandusen was Indefinitely suspended for several unsatisfactory rides.
 Weather cloudy; track heavy.
 upward, selling, six furiongs--No Guar ter, S9, lBilao.) 15 to ?. won; .Alanie, S7. tGoldstein,l to l., second; Bert osra, 1o7, tLloyd.l to ;. third, Time tebello, Druien, Cannon Ball, Penta- gon. Paragon. Knighton. and Clique also ran.
 Second race. mile and seventy yards. purse, four year oids and upward, sell ing-Grenade, 1t3. (Garner.- to 5.
 won; Paul Clifford, 103, (Cioldsteain.l ) 80 to 1. second; Bellindian. 105, (Beck- man.l II to I. third. Time 1:4s 4-5. Gauge, Fonsolucas St. Noel, Delmore, Excitement. also ran.
 Third race. handicap, three year olds and up and five furlongs-keator, i20, tGarner,l 3 to 10. won; Fancy Dress,
 90. CA. Williams,1 30 to 1, second; So Time 1:Oi 4-5. St. Joe. Sylvia Brown and Scotch Dance, also ran. Fourth race. 5000 added, Carnival Stakes, two year old four and one-half furlonms-E. M. Fry, 11S, tNicol,) Il to
 5, won; Blue Lee, 113, (L1oyd,) il to 2. second; Lady Caroline. II. 105, (van-
 dusen,) 16 to 1 third. Time 1853 As. Ruby Wick Bitterly, Ziephen, Whisk Broom, Montbert, Dropstitch, Lee Crest
 and Rose Bloom also ran.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Refined 1 10I, (Beckman,) 2 to 1, won; Royal Breeze, I06, c. Hennessy,) to 9 ! second; Coltness, '06, (Mc1ntyrem.) l to 1. third Time 1;14. 3-5. Cabrit Lamptrimmer, Cora Price and Monere
 A'S Sixth race. selling six furlongs- Bertmont 9S; (Lloyd,- IS to 5 won; Cutter. TOT. (Gaugei.) II to 5, second; Impertinence, 95, GA. Martin.) 5 to l. third. Time l:l5. Guy Mannerring, Nedra, Higginbotham, John Peters,
 Rockingham and Family Talk. also ran,
 Seventh race, selling. one mile and
 seventy yards-Donna, 100, (Hennessy,) 1 to 5, won; ;Sonoma Belle, 106, (John- son,) { to 1 second; Happy Jack, 104, (Lloyd,) 31 to 5 third. Time 1;4S 2-5.
 Bitter Hand. Brockston. Young Satar,
 and 1Ae Lesser also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

Mexico, Mo. Feb, 27.--During the heavy fog this morning an east bound accommodation train on the Wabash rail road and west bound freight train, collided in the railroad yards here, re- sulting in the death of Passenger En- gineer William Slucing, of Moberly, Mo, and injury to twenty others, some being only slightly injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
Nlcaranunn Nrinlater HVeda.

Washington. Feb, 27.--Miss India
 Bell yedder Fleming. daughter of Col onel and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming, was married today to Don Louis F. Corea, the Nicaraguan minister to the United States. The ceremony was attended only
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

The Ladies Aid Society of the Centrai Presbyterian Church will give m oy- ster supper at the church parl0re to- night from to 10 o'clock. Every body cordially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
An.inn ia pnafnnneh

Albany N. Y. Feb4 27.-The Senate Judiciary committee today postponed action until next Wednesday in the proceedings for the removal of State Superintendent of Insurance Kelsey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28

wears. died at her home in west Hunts ville yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Fox was the mother of ]. C. Fox and E.. M. Fox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-28
wreck on Vvabash Roaa.

by the relatives and a few intimate friends in the diplomatic corps.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-04
zig PEI suncrstit,nn.


"Supcrstitioa seeris to be connected
In the minds Of most people with wo-
men. ladders. Yabbits' feet and horse
shoes" said The young eirl al the piano
"As n matter OF fact, however. l know
that men are sully as superstitious as
the women Of my acquaintance. and
sometimes mars so One yoEng man OF
my acquaintance. for instance, who
has literary warnings AID who feels
sure be could aston the public with
his brilliant stories IL he could only ser
some editor to accept them. spends BIC
summers ia the couatTy gathering -
spiration. local color and-fOur lea
clovers. When winter comes lie returns
TO his liallroom III the city, writes sto-
ries Ivy the Wholesale and dispatches
with each Consignment to the editors
four leaf clover Sometimes the arti.
clcs are accepted, and taen the writer
ascnbcs his success to the talIsInan.
klore often, however. they are re-
turned, with the masssAt in more or
less crumpled condition and he spends
what leisure hours he has in trying to
figure out why it is those eloyers don't
work every time Never for moment
does he ascribe failure TO any faults III
his manuscripts. Isn't that the limit in
the way OF superstttion7 ~ PhlladeA
phia Ledger.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will hold a series Of meeting this
week beginning this afternoon and
continuing Through tomorrow and
Friday The public generally as well
as all members Of the church are cor
daily invited to attend the meetings
The friends of Mr.. md Mrs. G. H.
Norwood of Admission, Ala, are sym
pathizing with them in the death OF
their second son. VIII. which occur
red a few days ago The young man
was injured in a footb Il game Al.
aAlhertville. Ala. resulting in the seY
.ering Of the spinal cord. lie fingered
several days after the accidnet befors
death relieved his suiferings He was
a very bright and loyable boy and
his death is a dreadful blow to his
parents and other ie.atiyes. lie was
10 years OF age.
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Some T.ss,larIsnllc en-


At the siege Of Rhodes the Turkf
constructed Eaortars by following out
cavities in the solid rock at the proper
angle, and in the arsenal az Malta IS q
trophy Of the long and glorious defense
OF yalctta, in q Turkish gun, about a
six FOUNDER. composed Of g copper tube
coiled oyeT with strong rope and 'jaek-
eted' with raWhide. IN the same col
lection are some antique "quick firers,'
breechloaders. with small borcs aud
immensely long barrels. like punt guns
The Malay pirates put great trust in
the long brass swivel guns called
stlela, land IN Borneo these Ielas were
hsed as a kindlof currency, large sums
being estimated in guns.
The Chinese cast excellent bronze
guns (rhere is a fine specimen of them
in Davenport dockyard1, but SO little
did they understand gunneTy that in
the so called opium war" the forts OF
the Bocca Tigris, defending the Canton
river had the guns built immovabig
into the walls The Sikh gunners op
posed TO Us in the two Punjab wars,
though they loaded with amazing recll
lessncss, shoveliEg In the powder from
open boxes, stuck to their guns to tie
last. Tie blood OF the first man killed
was snearad on the gun, ard The whole
detachment died beside It sooner THAI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal.
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Society News


The ITALIAN club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. c. A. Tay-
Tor.
Miss Ida Foster of st. Simon is
the guest Of the Misses Ralston for
few days.
Miss Ramona Kay has returned to
Jacksonville from visit to Miss
Miriam Whitfield
All members Of the Jewish Cbatau.
qua are requested to meet at the TEN.
pie on F-iday evening at z; 80 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. A. Foster Of ST. Simon and
her little son. John, are guests of
hrsr J. 3. Wright for day Or two
Miss Lulu Stacy will return Friday
after spending several months away
visiting in Baltimore. Augusta and
other cities.
The Ladies Bolrd Of the Sailors
Reading room will meet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock with Miss Mary
Clay.
The Helping Circle Of the Pregby-
terrain church will meet this morning
at II o'clock at the home OF Miss
Mary Clay.
Kisses Frances and Ethel Mason
will be at home from Brenau in
about two week to spend the holi
days.
HRS. J. K. Parker Of brooklyn IS
The guest of Mrs. J. H Mccullough,
having arrived on The Mallory ship
Monday.
The Gale held Monday evening by
the l5dies of the Lutheran church was
a decided success and nice sum
realized for ~the church.
Rev and Mrs. A. H. MeCool ana
their family vesremoved to Patter
son, Ga, where they win make their
home. Their frieni3 here regret
their leaving yery much
The many faaends Of Mrs. Paul
Dunaway are glad to know that abe
will remain in Brunswick some time
longer and will not remove to Jack.
sonville now as she had expected to
do.
The members Of the sixthhand Flu.
chrc cub have decided not to meet
this week because Of several mem.
ners being absent from the city.
The club will probably not meet
again until after Christmas.
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T. LEoNluAs.
erunawIek,a CANDY s.are.

T F7''F7F ''F'N = ~t4F1N9J VII
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate. Such
substitutes are Injurious to health,
For pure chocolate and all other can.
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every week
from Menier the famous chocolate
maker Either in bulk or In beautiful
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO.
BACCO, ETC
TAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
no2 Nswcastla 3eaAAA
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in eongenial company and appetizing
surroundings Is the ideal thought for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the company"
and we will attend to the balance.
Service is perfect. and cuisine I'M
surpassed. A spread" at this res
taurant leaves a bright spot in the
memory that seems to remind yda
to come again. For good eatinS
dine here.
aTHE METROPOLITAN
RESTAURANT
Telephone s21.
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LIBEL ron DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY 9F
GLYNN.. JULIA. BURDEN. rs
GEORGE BURDEN, GLYNN So
..PERIOR COURT, DECEMBER.
TERM, 1907
To the Defendant. George Burden.
Yon are hereby required, in peTsGa
or by attorney, to be and appear "a
the next term Of the Superior Court
OF said county, to be held in ard
for said county. at the court house in
Brunswick, Georgia. on the first
Monday in December. 1897 at Is
O'Clock. am. then and there to an
swer the plaintiff upon the merits OF
Aher petition against you for tom q
syorce.
Herein fail not. as in defa
such appearance. the Court
coed as to justice shall appa
This service directed by the
of the Superior Court of this cjx
by an order. granted Septemba
1907. directing service upon yO'
this manner.
Witness the FEon. T. A. Parker,
Judge of said court. this It'll day d
October, 1907
n. F. du 5ignon,
Clerk, Superior Court, Glynn Co. CD
Earnest Dart n
Attorney for the Plaintiff
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cITArIcN

CITATION
Georgia. olynn County
Sam 3. Amos Guardian OF Miss
Mamie amos. has applied to me for
a discharge from his Guardianship
of Miss Mamie Amos; this IS there
fore to notify all persons concerned.
10 file their objections, if any they
have. ca or before the first Monday
in November next, else Sam 3. Amos
will be discharged from his guard.
ianship as applied for.
This October 9Th. 1907.
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
Glynn County, Georgia
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FOUNDING door keys. owner can
hsye same by describing same aud
paying for this notice Apply at
News Office
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FOR THE BEST oAk AND PINE
WOOD Gait ON ). e. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 1854 CORNER OF I
AND Al RhNY sTREETs-REA-
SoNARLE PRICES.
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win save sou big money on that
oyereoat
Sig Levlscn.
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SPECIAL l<0TioE.

Neither the master. owners nor
consignees Of the British steamship
MemberlaDd win be responsible for
any debts contracted by the crew OF
said steamship
F. o. M. 6trachan & Co,
nsignees.
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THE BEST SUIT THAT YOU CAN
FUY FOR Tl+E MONEY At WOOD
BAlLEYS.
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Change Announced in Sleeping Car
Service.
Effective with Pullman car leaving
Brunswick Monday night December
:. the Brunswick Kansas city iiae
VIII be changed to the Jacksonville
Kansas City line and the Brunswick
Atlanta sleeping car line viii be
inaugurated.
E. H. Houeeman,
General Agent
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS AT PETER.
SONS BAR.
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WANTED - EVEnYsc DY WHO
WANTS THE BEET GRhlN Al
COHOL. CALL AT CHRIS
SHORTS. 2f5 OcLETHpRPE'
STREET. 81.oo PER QUART;
$3.50 PER GALLON.
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FOB THE rEsT OAK AND PINT
WOOD CAti ~. E. ABEoTT.
TELEPHONE. CORNER OF I
AND ALBANY EA-
SONABLE PRICES.
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TO THE LADIES.

IN elegant ana upto-date li9e Of
hair goods, switches, pompad 1ur,
wigs, rolls, etc at Mrs. NJ w Paws
Millinery store, 800 Newcastle
street
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The members Of the Sixthhand Eu-
chrc cub have decided not to meet
this week because Of several mem.
ners being absent from tho city.
The club viii probably not meet
again until after Christmas
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-02-15
A Terrible Tragedy.

a terrible tragedy occurred at
Winona last week which cost a
worthy young man his life. Sheriff
T Whitehead, Of Montgomery
county, became mentally unbal-
anced and attempted to kill himself
with a pistol. His deputy, Mr..
Campbell Binford, who was present
at the home Of the sheriff detected
the suicidal intention and grappled
with the officer in an effort to take
the weapon. In the scuffe the pis-
toll was discharged, the contents en-
tering the body of Mr.. Binford,
from the effect Of which he died a
few days later He was q cousin Of
our1 esteemed fellow citizen Mr..
John a Binford, a member Of a
large and influential family in that
part Of the State. and a young gen
tleman Of excellent character.
Mr. Whitehead was later subject
ed to examination by jury of lu-
macy, pronounced insance, and is
now confined in the asylum at Jack
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-02-15
Meeting of the Baptist Churches
of Monroe County.

For some time the question OF
organizing the Baptist churches OF
Monroe county into an association
to be known as The Monroe County
Association" has been before the
churches and you all know what it
means. The matter was fully dis
cussed before the Sipsey Association
at its last session and they voted
unanimously to go into the organi-
zation Of such an association. They
set the time and selected the place
for the meeting at Mount Pleasant
Church, at 10 O'Clock Saturday
February 10Th, 1907.
I hope every church in the county
that is willing to 60 into the County
Association, viii send two or three
messengers up to this meeting, Civ
ing to them the right to act for the
church. 1t will not take more than
Saturday to complete the organiza-
ton, so the messengers can return
home in the afternoon if they so de-
sire.
Yours very cordially,
D. W. BosDELL.
First Baptist Church, Aberdeen,
Miss.