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intestines. and the two diseases just mentioned are the works of microbes which get into the fntestines.
 Water far from having any repres- sive effect on microbes rather tends to foster and increase them. Above all things he is of the opinion that the mineral waters which are so fre- quently given to invalids are suicidal. Dr. Sabrazes. and pr. Mercandier. and other scientists have also drawn at tention to these matters.
 These two doctors have published a memorandum showing the actericid- al on microbes. especially the bacillus of typhus. The vitality Of the bacil- lus differs according to the nature of the wine, and its proportion of the acidity. In ordinary red wine the ba- cilIus lives two hours. in white wine it is killed in twenty minutes. Burgundy takes thirty minutes 10 kill it; but the most destructive of ali is champagne, which destroys all bacI1H in ten min utes time. The superior bacterieidal action of white wines Is explained by their greater acidity.
 If wine is mixed with contaminated water in equal parts six hours, before being drunk in the case of white wine and twelve hours in the cesr O1 red all danger of infection is suppressed But one thing to be no;feed is that this effect upon bacilli is only ob- tained by natural fermented wines Artificial wines are dangerous, as they are themselves full of bacteria.
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WEEK CLOSES
 WITH 4 RUSH
All Stocks Show An Advance Over Close of Day
 Before.
fRy Frank J. Grail

The weeks market came to close with a rlush and all stocks are show ing big advances over the close of last night. The markets opened strong and continued to advance. New York was especially strong and Bos- ton coppers and local stocks are all firmer with the offerings not so plen- tiful In the local market Superior shows good strength at $17.12 to s17,3S with sales up to s17.50. Denn and Shattuck are also in good de- mand, especially Denn, but there is little of either stock being offered at the present prices. Warren is is de mand but the market seems to be bare of the stock and efforts to dis lodge any are fruitless and we would not be surprised to see this stock show better prices. Globe is also firmer as is Wolverine at $2.50. Greene Canauea did not respond to the general movement but remains about the same as yesterday. Boston coppers, especially the active ones sNow advances over yesterday. Butte & Arizona at 70 cents continues in good demand We would not be sur prised to see a strong opening for Monday.
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Wine is in the air, and whether it arises from the attention drawn to the French national beverage by the agItators in the south or not the at tentian of scientific men and of the academies has been IargeIy drawn to Eale subject of wine during the last Few days.
 Bd- DoIeris, a member of the Aca- sIernie de Medicine, has just presented that body with a weighty study on the hygienic virtue of wine. Dr. Doleris IS most emphatic on the point that xsiae is necessary to the human sys- aern. and that the digestion cannot zake place in normal manner with out the imbibing and inauguration of the ailments by some such acid liquid. Since the very early stages of civiliza- 1ion, he says, the peoples, either by intuition or by a sort of instinct. have always made use of fermented liquors. that is to say. beverages which contain acids ana minute quantities of alco- aoi
 The hydromei of the ancient Greeks, s4he .'CerSoIse" of the Gauls and Ger mans, the Koumys of rermented milk, of the mares of the Asiatic nomads, fhe mead of the Saxons, and the drinks of the ancient Romans. all ful- filled these conditions
 The wine which has made Frances fortune. the cidre Of our northern popplations. and even the beer of the English and Germans. are also founl 10 satisfy requirements. Nowadays. when the people following foolish ants-alcohoIic campaign, have given up wines and drink only water. large numbers of diseases show themselves, which were hitherto unknown. pr. Doseyis is even of the opinion that the iudiscriminate use of boiled or min e-aI water breeds rnuco-membranous enterifis and appendicitis He recall sd the experiments or pr. sabrazes, which showed that wine possesses the oroperty of killing the microbes in the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
J. c. PRITcHARD,
 -Broke.-
sonanz7 Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.

Bisbee. July 13, 1907.
 The market continues quiet, no change noticeable in prices. There are some low bids for the stocks but 1t does not bring them out, which leads one to think that they are nearly at bottom figures. A letter from Mir. George Nelson who is in charge of the Gold Nugget says that things are looking very good. They hape to install their new hoist by October Those who getthis stock now at 20 cents will have good re. turns. Superior & Pittsburg, Denn, Warren and American will prove ex. cellent investments at present prices yet many who can not reach these may reap even better returns from Gold Eagle at Is cents or Bisbee. Arizona at 10 cents.
 Closing Quotations:
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LAW SUITS OVER
 PAUL JONES' BODY
Those Who Excavated Remains Caused Loss to Landlord, and Now He Wants Uncle Sam to Pay Him.

special Cable to the Review by Henri
 Dubois.
 PARIS, July i3.-The recovery of ashes of Admiral Paul Jones. which ~ere presented by the French govern Inent to the United States. and trans ported in state to Amer;ca about a wear ago, have given rise 10 a long litigation.
 The coffin was found uncer build SIlg in the Rue Grange aux Bellies. The proprietor of the buildings Nos. zI. s3, and 45 of this street authorized ahe excavations provided they would 11ot exceed four months. As a matter of 1act they lasted seven.
 Some of the tenants whose occu- patton of their premises was thus dis kurbed. prosecuted the landlord, who aSas mulcte in sosts, without prejud- ice as regards. the amount of several quarters reRt which were not paid.
 Now the landlord expresses his opinion that the United States gov ernnent ought to pay the amount. But General Porter, who asked for the excavations to be mace, is no longer the ambassador, and n:s successor. NIT. Henry White, does not quite see sEhe matter in the same light.
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TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store.
Rooms 3 & 4.
 Antlers Bldg.

Bisbee, July 13, 1907.
 The market showed improvement right from the opening this morning with the New York market setting the pace. The coppeTs all showed firmness and while the advances for the day are mostly only fractional, the market closed at highest prices for the day. Denn was a feature in the local market and advanced near ly one-half a point on heavy buying fro mthe east. Warren is also in good demand Black Mountain is scarce under $6.0O and bids of S16.50 fail to locate any Greene Cananea- The balance of the list are all firm and the market is bare of offerings. Butte & Arizona declined to 69 cents. We look for a good trading market next week
 Closing Quotations.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

The Rothschilds with all their -xealth are known to be among the most generous of their race. Baron Eaward de Rothschild, who is always foremost in good works in Paris, cele- brated the victory of nIs horse San Sonci. in the Grand Prix de Paris, in q manner which will bring pleasure tc .znanE-
 He gave thousand dollars to the Commune of Boulogne (Seine) for the 3poor. this being the parish where he resides. He also gave six hundred dollars 10 the fund for jockeys and .stabiemen; four hundred dollars tC the jockeys hospital: four hundred Stiollars to the commune of Chantilly for the poor, his training stables be sing there, and a hundred dollars tS s-he poor of Tocques, Calvados. Ht also naturally presented very hand some sum to his jockey.
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There is some talk of NJ. Pedro sSstilIhard, the famous e--cenor and ssiFector of the Paris opera. whose term finishes at the end of the pres eat year. going to America as co-di- rector of the Metropolitan opera house. Ii was reported that M. Gaill- hard would succeed bi. Conreid, but ah.s is not quite true. M Conreid, vrhs8 has been in iii health, is said to want a1, associate, and offered the post to M- Gaillhard. The latter has not definitely decided what ne will do' but in any case he hesitates to take any such position, until he has had six months or so Of holiday.
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AMATEURS WANTED.
AppIy t0day at Theatre Royal. 4as
MONDAY IS AMATEUR NIGHT

At the Theatre Royal; be on hand and enjoy the fun. 497
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MONDAY IS AMATEUR NIGHT
 At the Theatre Royal; be on hand and enjoy the fun. 497
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MONDAY IS AMATEUR NIGHT
 At the Theatre Royal; be on hand md enjoy the fun. 497
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AMATEURS WANTED

Apply today at theatre Royal. 49S
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The interesting ex-queen of Mada- gascar, Ranavalo, deposed some years acidity. In ordinary red wine, and who now lives in retirement in AL mirer of all things Partisan, spent two months in the capital Iast year and her picturesque and melancholy figure was the centreor a good deal of interest.
 The minister of the colonies, who pays her pension and generally guards over her person, has granted the queens request and mas taken villa for her at Houlgate, which he- will place at her disposal She will arrive in France tomorrow, will spend few days in the capital, where she likes to replenish her wardrobe, and will pass the rest of the summer at the seaside,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

A commission was appointed by the French government short while back to report on the advisabiiity of adopting Cations system of the iden- tification of criminals by finger prints in place of the anthropometric sys- tenn. now in use, which was organized by aI. Bertillon, and which has had excellent results.
 The commission has now just pre- sented it's report to the minister of justice, but this has not yet been pub Iished. M BertiIlon is convinced that the anthropometric sys=em will be re- tained as it has invariably produced the most satisfactory results. During the last four years thirty thousand arrested persons have been identified by this system.
 only in four eases was it found to be at fault and all the four were epil- optics or sham epileptics, who could not be measured properly. NJ. Bertil- lon says he has practiced the Galton system for the last fourteen years in conjunction with his own system ot measurement, and finds the latter far outweighs the former in efficiency and freedom from error.
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By PHLo WILCOX. Deputy.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
In MenOrian.

Mrs. Jane Beeks, aged 81 years,
widow of Mr.. F. NJ. Beeks, fell asleep
in Jesus May IA, 1907. at her resi-
dence. Funeral by Bro. NJ. II. Ar
mour buried in Beeks' cemetery.
Surviving children, Mr.. VIII Beeks,
Mrs. VIII Maier and Mrs. V. B. Fits,
all of Aberdeen.
Words and space fail to tell the
great loss her family, kindred and the
church have sustained in her de
parture. Feryent in spirit; wise in
counsel; abundant in labors; she was
a benefactor, helper of many. In all
the relations Of wife, mother, sister
and friend. the grace of God shown
forth there in her home. She was a
member of the Methodist Church;
she loved her church, she was
precious, good lady, ever ready to
lend a helping hand when in need.
The strength and beauty of her char
acter shone around her own hearth
stone. May ali her loved ones through
simple, heartfelt faith in Christ meet
her in heaven. Her sister,
Mrs. d. A. BEEKS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
Closing 81 the Public School.

T The overlooking crowd usual at the
/ closing exercises OF the public school
I of Aberdeen. was in evidence We'd
uesday night, and those fortunate
enough to secure even standing room
were wen compensated for attending.
The evenings programme was in
augurated by a prayer from Rev. w.
/ r. McCalla, followed by young ladies
/ of the graduating class in charming
rendiGous of their several numbers
which are given without individual
comment. Miss Gertrude Sykes in a
piana solo, Voices Of Spring." Read
ing by Miss Margaret Jarman, "The
Sweet Girl Graduates" vocal solo by
Miss Lucille Hatch, AN Open Sc
cret, and several choruses by the
class
The address to the class by Hon.
George T. Mitchell, was one of the
ablest and most eloquent ever heard
in the school building, and he was the
recipient Of many warm congratulate
ti0ns as well as a huge bunch of flow
ers when the bouquets We're passed up
to the young ladies on the stage.
Mr. II. :. Gilleylen, on the part of
the board of trustees, in a brief speech
well timed with congratulations and
advice to the class and school, and
suggestions to patrons, delivered di-
plomas to Misses Gertrude Sykes, Lu-
ellie Hatch, Ellie Seavy, Maggie Jar
man. Grace Watkins, Claude Brewer,
Elgenia Leftwich, Marie Lantz, jim
mic Roberts and Martha Stark.
The benediction was by Rev. j. H.
Felts, who was also commissioned to
present a handsome souvenir to each
of the graduates, the gift of a friend
whose name did not accompany the
mementoes.
1t was brilliant closing of the term
of l906-O7, and superintendent W. Y.
Thornbury, the board of trustees, pm
pills and patrons are to be congratula-
ted upon the great success with which
their lahors have been crowned.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
The Hastings in Monroe.

Monroe county VIII be treated next
week to a number Of speeches from
some of the big men of the campaigns
now in progress. Governor Varda-
man, candidate for United States
Senator, is announced for tour
through the county, commencing at
Hamilton on Wednesday the 29th,
and closing at Splunge on Friday the
31st. speaking at the opera house in
Aberdeen Wednesday night, the Doth
at 5 80 o'clock.
Judge JEFF Truly, pushing his cam
paign for Governor, will speak at
Hamilton. Monday May 27th; Hatley,
Monday night 9th, and Smithville
Tuesday at II a. m.
The ladies as well as the voters are
invited TO all of these appointments.
If you want the best Roasted Coffee
buy Chase & Sanborn's. Remember
we grind it to suit you free of charge.
F. ID. CARTER & co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

1t Is almost foregone conclusion
that the board of trustees OF the
Mississippi University at its meeting
next Monday, win elect Chief Justice
a. II. Whitfield to be Chancellor of
that institution. We understand that
he has intimated d Willingness to ac-
oept the position, which viii enable
him TO retire comfortably from "a ten
years laboriou4 tenure upon the SUI
preme court bench, and the trustees
are rs be congratulated in advance
upon securing the services of a gen
tleman SO thoroughly competent and
one who possesses the confidence and
good viii of all Mississippians with
out measure.
Aberdeen being the home of Justice
Whitfield until manhood's estate was
attained VIII be especially pleased
at this turn in his personal affairs and
in the happy solution of the Univer-
sity problem.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
$500 DOT CONTEST.

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Scimitar, is the South's best farm pa
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

Governor Nardaman, candidate for
United States Senator, VIII address
the people at the following times and
places i'm Monroe County:
Hamilton, Wednesday, May %, at
2:30 p. m.
Aberdeen, Opera House, WedHes-
day, May %, at $50 p. ~.
Wren, Thursday, May 30, at 10 IN.
Amory. Opera House, Thursday
May 3U. 2.30 p. IN.
Smithvjle, Thursday, May 30, at
p. m.
SpImge. Friday, May 81, $3.50 a. m.
JUDGE JEFF TRULY's DATES.
Hamilton, Monday. May y, 1890
q. n.
HaIey, Monday night, May 27.
Smithville Tuesday, Nays, II am.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
In Compliment to Misses Virginia
Jones and Amelie Sykes.

Miss Virginia Jones, of Laurel
and Miss Amelie Sykes, Of Aberdeen,
who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. E.
Johnston, were the honorees of
pleasant events which were conspi-
cuous upon the social calendar OF
this week. On Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Hardy enter
tanned at an elegant tea in compli-
ment to them. Again on Friday
evening they were the attractive
guests Of honor at a supper given
after the Choctaw cotilion by Mr.
and Mrs. r. +. Johnston. Satur-
day morning they shared with Mrs.
B. H. Mcfarland, of Aberdeen, the
compliment of lovely card party
at which Mrs. William c. Watson
entertained very informally. Ten
guests were invited to meet them
Columbus Dispatch
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
TO THE PRIVILEGE TAX PAY
Frs OF MONROE COUNTY.

All merchants, saw-mill men,
and others doing business under
Privilege Tax License, will please
take notice that the same is due
and payable at this office on May
1st, 1907. And if not paid during
the month of May the same will
necessarily be double the original
amount.
K. (. CRENSHAW,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
April ~, 1o07-tje1.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

The board of supervisors of Itawam-
ba county viii ON Monday. June 3,
let contract for steel bridge across
Bullmountain creek ON Fulton and
Aberdeen road. This Is an enterprise
in which our county is considerably
Interested.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
A Big Rally of Woodmen.

The fraternity Of the Woodmen
Of the World have day fixed in each
calendar year, upon which they
honor the dead Of their order by
unwilling monuments erected by
themselves to the memory Of their
departed comrades. This beautiful
ceremony was observed by the local
Camp, No. 147, last Sunday, when
it was joined by representatives
from Amory, Nettleton, Hamilton,
OEolona and West Point, the entire
brotherhood marching from the
Aberdeen Camp in one long process
sion to Odd Fellows Rest under
command Of Capt. Geo. c. Paine.
Marshal Of the day The departed
members whose memories We're thus
honored were Messrs. J. W. May
nard, Gilbert Flynt, |. B. Minis,
". F. Gay, T. W. Mckinney and
7. w Sanders
Alto, ,,,7sfo IN. 81 obo;~ af Kvood =
mon ~ tho ca,oo+a,.,- an i,,,.,co tio,,
,rag ,rano,,,oad bv Pc, II p Ne
Cau9 which was followed bv al AL
dress liz Consul Con,roandar of the
Canon NJ n War. setting forth
tbe objects of the nrocaadinos and
navinp tribute to the deceased mem
h.r.
A.. : To,as r, rasro,,1;,,o
Il raouas+ If the committee of ar
,.,,,e,e,.,o,t. IN gnIand;d VOICE and
oa.fY,.a roo;+od d noon, annro,,,.i- 70
IN every sense which would have
been received with nIaudits Int for
the solemnitv II the occasion
The Grafton bv Mr. p A DUlin
wbo had been selected nc the nrinci-
nal sneaker. If thadav vas delivered
;, Lis obaracta,;sfic ~, ,,rs..ii -
manner and touched ,non tho
fenats and nrincinIas of the orda,
with timely admonition to lead lives
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

Columbus has raised the requisite
$, 900 to secure the encampment Of
the State National Guard this sum
mer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

The supreme court a few days
ago handed down an opinion in the
case Of a certain Hardware Compa-
ny against the town Of Macon in
which the court held that inasmuch
as a member Of the firm was one of
the city council that the city could
not buy from said firm The de
cision was based on section 100 of
the Mississippi Constitution. =
Grenada Sentinel.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

DON'T fail to be at the opera house
next Wednesday night and hear the
speech OF Governor Nardaman on the
issues of the pending senatorial cam
paign
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

action, otherwise both races will al
ways feel that there is hostility be-
tween the States and the nation
upon this subject-a feeling well
calculated to injure the race issue
instead Of lettering it.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24
Special Election. May Il.

The following Is the result by pre-
cincts of the special election May a.
on the subject of a two-min tax for
the benefit of the rural schools:
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

On a tour embracing the eastern
portion of Monroe county, Governor
Nardaman viii include an Aberdeen
date for next Wednesday night, when
he will address the people on the is
sues Of the pending campaign.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

e. r. SMITH.
IIOt ~ION OIL WOOD
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l1lagI

Round Trip Rates to Los Ange-
les and San Francisco, California.
Dates of sale June to Is. Final
return limit Aug. 81. Rate S5o.o5.
Round trip tickets sold up to May
II, good for return July 81.
Sunday tickets sold every Sun
day to Memphis and intermedi-
ate points, at one fare for round
trip. Return Sunday on Accom-
mediation.
Low One-Way cOIonist tickets
sold every Tuesday to points in
the Southwest and West.
FOR THE CONFEDERATE REUNION AT
RICHMOND,
The Frisco Railroad VIII sell tickets at sI725
for the round trip. commencing May 20 to u. re-
turn limit extended to july o. Routes either via
Atlanta via A. O. : and Chattonooga-
tmy30- J. r. YOUNG Agent.
FOR THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
The Frisco Railroad viii commence the sale Of
tickets pFil D. Rates viii be follows For the
season $500. good for return December Is.
for IS days. S24I5. Coach tickets. SIs.Z5 this
ticket on sale April p and every Tuesday there
after and is good for ten days. this ticket not
good on Pullman Sleepers-
al2tf. J. r. YOUNG. Agent.
The usual low tickets VIII be on sale June / 10
Denver, Colorado Springs, GleenwoOd Springs.
and salt Lake City Also tickets on sale TO
points named IN North, South and East. For
rates and points named in rate sheet apply TO
Agents Office.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-05-24

One of our bald-headed men has
tried every kind Of dope the BARRIERS
have, and he is still as bald as ever:
the stores are selling a kind Of poul-
try food which is warranted to make
feathers grow; why not try that, if
being bald is such a humiliation to
him? Or, why not try alfalfa?
They say alfalfa viii grow wherever
it is planted. -Okolona Messenger.
Highest grade line of Canned Goods
in the city is .sTelmo'' and Club
Sold by F. d. CARTER & Co.
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W. AA.N A-'-fN-sF N'''A
GEORGE GREELEY RAY.