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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
BUSINESS
The Night Before Beats the Day After In
Filing Bankruptcy Petition. au4ab

Two petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed By creditors against Jacob Cohen. cloak
manufactured at S24 Broad way. One by
Myers A Goldsmith. attorneys, was filed at
o A. NJ. yesterday. Twenty-seven n
later another was presented for fling by
James. Schell a Elkus. attorneys. II appears
that this petition was taken to Jud &c HOugh's
house on Friday night and Robert c. Morris
was then appointed receiver for the assets of
Mr.. Cohen. with a bond OF Sl5. 900. and author
lied TO continue the business for ten days.
He was also appointed receiver on the other
petition. The race to get in ahead with the
petitions was occasiOned by a call by Mr..
Cohen for a meeting OF his creditors yes
terday at the Broad way Central Hotel. At
thism meeting a statement was presented show
ing liabilities $3.50. So3 and nominal assets
s2es, 800, the actual value Of which Is estimated
at sIOO, 900. An offer OF settlement was made
at rs cents on the dollar. which after dis
cussion was referred to a committee OF Ave
to examine and report.
A creditors petition in bankruptcy has been
fled against the Barrett-Shaw Company,
dealers In jewelry. ~ West Thirty fourth
street and 22A West i2Sth street. and Jud &c
Hough has appointed Jesse Watson receiver.
with bond Of 0 1000. and authorized him to
continue business thlrty days. 10 was stated
that william Barrett shaw, the president.
has resigned and oscnr y. Balzer. y~ice-Dresi-
dent. consented 20 the receivership. Assets
are estimated at s25, 900 in stock and fixtures.
A creditors' petition in bankruptcy has been
filed against Claude \. min OF a. Broad
way, who Ii president and general manager
OF the Eldenbel Construction Company.
A creditors petition In bankruptcy has been
filed against the Colt RunabOut Company,
manufacturers OF automobiles at 1879 BrOad-
Wsy, with "A factory at Honkers.
Lester e. Faur0t and Herbert l.. Abrams,
Jr.. doing bsslness. az the ~LarchmOnt Auto
mobile Company ct LarchmOnt, have filed a
petition In bankruptcy. with liabi tiles o.. 20S
and assete. tS4i IN stock, fixtures and accounts.
Court has appointed William r. Upson re-
ceiver In bankruptcy for Elizabeth r. Dins-
more. dressmaker, 300 Fifth avenue. with a
bond OF "a. 900.
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Live stock Market.

SATURDAY, Dec. u.
Receipts Of bccves were I,4s2 head, all consigned
direct 10 slAughtercrS. Nothing doing In live
we're not offered for sale to day, The feeling was
steady and sellers were looking for q better market
Monday, Dressed beef quiet and selling at yeStrr-
days duotations Latest Liverpool and London
cables quoted i've cattle weak at 1i6l9c. per ID,
drrsiIh weights. and refrigerator beef Selling Al
a3dvac per ID. Exports TO day Included $50
bccves anu ESQ quarter Of beef.
Receipts OF calves none. and the ~ was no market
for lack or stock. The feeling was rated st~ady
for prime and choice veals; duh and easy for othcT
calves. Dressed calves were slow at AJoaIlc
per 10. for city dressed vcals, and Sni.r. for coun
try dressed.
Receipts 81 sheep and lambs were $50 head
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FILLING THE OFFICES.
COnsuIs and POstmastcrs Nominated by en-
President.

Y ONNtllN Anu FBAtVtAStrEs NDhtthD4Nf ~ DN inc
President.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2I.-The President
to-day sent 70 the Senate the following
nominations:
Consuls -Wuliim ~. Gale Of Virginia, at
Malta; John ~. GrOut of Mas "a chusetts. al
Odessa George H. kirkmaster Of Michigan,
at Newcastle. y. :. W. John y. McCunne Of
Nebraska. at Glasgow Maxwell Blake of
Missouri. at DunfeTmline. Scotland Maxwell
X. MOorhead Of Pennsylvania. al Acapulco,
Mexico.
Collector OF Customs +. w. Wright. az
WnldOboro. NJ"
surveyor OF New Mexico John W. Marsh.
POstmIsters. New York George T Eve
lini, franklin: y ph r.. WalcOtt. Keysviile
Warren J Martin. Port Chester; Alex VI.
Harriott. Rye; John Dicsand. Tuckahoe.
Pennsylvan MIA Alfred G.. Williams, Plym-
oTth, ). II. Edqs. NatrOna George 5. Mullin,
Hyrdmmn: Joseph VI Esler. Tarentum. Will
lam u. Clewell. Summit Hill.
Della w~sre-ThOma~ Jefferson. smyrna
Frank ". Davis. Milford.
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BRASS COMPANY TO SMUT Down.
Factories WIN ne Closed FrSm Tuesday
Untn After New Wears.


The American Brass Company. the largest
concern In It's line in this country. will shut
down all its factories on Tuesday and keep
them all closed until after the first OF tho
year. Within the last two months the
company has greatly lessened its wage
account both by reduction Of the number
Of hours and by laying on men. Further
economies. however, are considered Rdvis-
able, and il is for this reason hat It has
peer determined to shut down the plants
for a week. The factories. IL was said yes
terday, will positively be reOpened after
New Years. though probably not at full
capacity. As an instance OF the extent OF
the business recession In the Connecticut
towns in which the company's factories
are located it became known yesterday that
500 immigrants had left T~Orrington. where
one OF the biggest plants il located. for the
old country. Most Of these returned
labOrers were Huns.
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To PROXY, Wine Disasters.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-An investigation
b. a joint commission OF Congress into the
causes Of mine disasters in West Virginia.
Pennsylvania and other States is authorized
by 2 Join; resolution submitted by Senator
Scot OF WPs, Virginia. The bill provides
for commission Of three Senators and three
Representatives aud gives them power to
send for persons and papers. take testimony.
to Congress
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south to RatIry rate Agreement.

RALBIoH. n. c.. Dec. 2l.-GOv. Glenn has
announced that he will call a special ses-
sion Of the North Carolina Legislature to
ratify an agreement which has been eff
fscted in Warrington this week between
tho railroads and the State in the railway
passenger rate controversy. Gov. Glenn
said that the Legislatures Of several other
southern States would probably be called
Into special session for a similar purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
Butte Unions and Telephone Company
MOulLln't COnle 60 Terms.

BUTTE. Mon. Dec. 2I.-FOrmer United
States Senator W. A. Clark left Butte last
night for New York after announcing his
inability to settle the differences between
the labor unions Of Butte and the Rocky
Mountain Telephone Company. The com
pany refused to dismiss a restraining order
against the unions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
Alabama,s CentrIDutIOn Go s~tatuary HalI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Johnston
of Alabama presented resolutions In the
senate to-day accepting d behalf Of the
United States Government the statue 81
!. l.. NJ. Curry, former minister to Spain,
which has been placed in Statuary Hall
at the Capitol by the State OF Alabanpa,
pursuant TO the resolution Of Congress.
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President sends Messase s to Congress.

,sIuN TOY Dec. 2I.-The President
sent two brief messages to Congress to-
do. In one no urged that provision be
made 90" sending delegates 20 the first
pcr-Amcucan s,i"ntific congress-. 10 be
held A. Santiago. Chile. in the first trn
days Of December. 1903 in the other he
asked support for one of The bureaus Of the
Agricultural Department.
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Texas Cattle shippers wan, cars.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The Texas cattle
shippers have asked Congress to compel
the railroads. TO supply the necessary cars
TO ship stock. Their memorial was sub
mitted in the Senate thisfmorning by Sena-
tor Culberson, leader Of the minority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART
FORD RAlLROAD con PANY.

New Haven. Conn. oct. 20. 1907.
TO the holders OF the First Mortgage 8 per cent.
bonds OF the New London Steamboat Company.
elusive.
The New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company Will, on presentation at It's treas
urer's once In the city OF New Haven. Conn, or at
the once Of a essrS. ]. p. Morgan & Co.. IN the city
OF New York, pay at par and accrued interest to
the date OF presentation the a per cent. Pirst Mort
gage bonds of the New london Steamboat Com
pany. due January 1. 1908; January 4. 1909.
January !. 1910. January 1. 1911: January I. 1912;
January l. 1913; January 1. 1914. January 1, 1913
January I, 1919.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART
FORD n. u. co
by A. $. A Treasurer.
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Paul Sarkasian. tho Armenian arrested
last Friday on suspicion Of being implicated
in the murder OF Father Caspar vartarian
on May -. was arraigned in the Tombs
police court yesterday morning. Magis-
trate Corrigan remanded him TO Police
Headquarters for forty-sight hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
ATrSv-s- SATURDAY. December q

Arrived SATURDAY. December q
SIS New York. Southampton. Dec. II.
IS kronprinI NUhclln. bremen Dec. a.
IS Main. Bremen. dec. 4.
81 Lituania. LAbAu, Dec. :.
vs. Toronto. Hull. Dec. l..
Ms Washington, Rotterdam, Dec
81 IIermine, Oran. Nov. 20.
IS Guiana. Dcmerara. Dec. IL.
Sc Providentia, Tamplco, Dec. 3
Ss City OF Memphis. Savannah. Dec. ~
IS Apache. Jacksonville. Dec. n.
SS Hamilton Norfolk. Fec. 90
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Nov emcnts Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-The cruiser Cali
fornia has arrived at San Diego. the cruisers
Tennessee and Washington at AcacuIco
and the rsrsir ship Panther at Trinidad.
The supply shiD Culgoa has sailed from
Santa Lucia for Trinidad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
WElER GOING TO HUAr % an.
The POstMaster-C:eneral About To Emulate
the Example Of HIS GhleE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-POstmaster-G Sen
eral \ eyer'is about TO emulate the example
Of his illustrious chief. He will leave for
the south Tomorrow on a shooting expe-
dition. Mr.. Meyer has selected North
{ arolina for his hunting ground. He is not
going cunning for Southern delegates, for
bears. or bobtats and such like. He il Just
going out for n weeks quail shooting. The
exact. location of his base of operations will
not be made known inasmuch as y r. meyer
in the light of recent events Intends TO steer
clear OF politicians. as conferences with them
might be accepted m high quarters as a cer-
tain sign of conspiracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

IS La Provence. from Havre for New York.
Ss Statendam. from Rotterdam for New York.
50 y. Louis. from Southampton for New York.
~ Finland, from Antwerp for New York.
81 CampAnla. from Liverpool for New York.
Ss Columbia from Glasgow for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART
FORD RAlLROAD COMPANY.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 20. 1907,
To the holders of the Second Mortgage 4 per cent.
bonds Of the Harlem River and POrtchester
Railroad COMPANY. due June I. 1911;
The New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company viii upon presentation nc It's treas
urer's ONCE In the city Of New Haven. Conn, or at
the ONCE OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co. IN the city
Of New York, pay az par and accrued interest to
the date of presentation the four per cent. Second
Mortgage Bonds OF the Harlem River and Port
chester RhLlrOnd Company due June l, 1911.
THE NEW YORK NEW HAVEN AND HART.
FORD II. u. co
by \. 8. MAY. Treasures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

IS Nrnerlkd, a. Hamburg from New YORK..
- LusltanlH, at Liverpool from New Work
vs. Celtic. az Liverpool from New York.
Ss Philadelphia. At CherbOurg from New York.
- Friedrich der Crosse at Genoa from New
'Ork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

These navy orders we're issued:
Commander l.. J. Clark, retired. from command
OF the Adams to home.
Licuts. r.. s.. jackson and r, r.. DOdd and En-
signs a. s, Kibbce. C. G. Moses and =. v. McNaiT,
Jr.. from the Adams to homo and walt orders.
Passed Assistant surgeon G. n. De Lancy, Ordefs
OF December ~ revoked: continue AZ recruiting
station, Chattanooga.
Passed Assistant surgeon W. j. ZAlesJy, from
recruiting station Chattanooga, to recruiting
station. New Orleans.
Assistant surgeon I. II. Brooks. from the Adams
70 the Montgomery.
Assistnnt Paymaster n. D. Rogers from the
Adams 10 nome. settle accounts and Nait orders.
Lieut.. n. Y. Lackey. from the Wilmington to
home.
To 4 ashlngtOn o.. 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
BIl 70 Make Evans yIce-AdmIraI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-A bill TO revive
the grade Of Vice-Admiral Of the Navy was
introduced in the Senate to-day by Senator
Warner OF Missouri. IL is in the interest OF
Rear Admiral Evans.
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BUi to Restore I'm God We Trust.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2I.-Representative
Moore Of Pennsylvania to-day introduced
a bill providing for the restoration Of the
motto In God We Trust on all gold and
silver coins and for The destruction OF
che designs now IN use.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.. p. n q co.
III WALL STREET.

MINIATURE ALMANAC rHIs DAT
sun rtSes... ...1:i7lS sun sets. q. $50 Moon rises. 7IG
HOB WATER THIN DAT.
Sandy Hook .s37l Gov Island. 800 Hell Gate ...IiO2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22

advertisements for TEE SUN and TIE EVENING
sun may be left at any American District Messenger
sn1ce In the ulsy.
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DIV HDFNHDN NND HNTfFktNT.
NOTICE.
INTEREST On THE CITY OF MEM PHHs
BONDS
once OF the Board Of Fire & Police Commissioners.
Memphis. Tenn. December 18th, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the semi annual In.
terest maturing January I. 1908, on the bonds Of
the city Of Memphis will be paid on and alter that
date a. follows.
Coupons of the Taxing District ComprOmIse
Bonds maturing In 1915 will he phld by the Bank Of
Commerce n Trust Co. of Memphis. Tenn. or by the
United States Mortgage & Trust Co. OF Ncw York
City, N. V, At the option OF the holder thereof
Coupons of the New Rcfunding Gold Bonds matur
Ing In 1895 Will be paid by the Hank Of Commerce &
Trust Company OF Memphis Tenn. or By the United
states Mortgage q Trust Co. Of NcW York City.
". Y, al the option of the holders thereof.
Coupons of the New Market ItOuse Bonds will be
paid by the Bank OF Il Trust Company
OF Memphis, Tenn.
II. MALONE Mayor
Attest:-ENNIS VI. City Register.
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TOtH' .. .......... .......... S3O.S $40. S27 rs
Estimated accrued interest, taxes and
expenses not entered ON books at
date OF this report as n liability 600. StS, $50 90
surplus includes undivided profits.
state OF New Nork. County OF New York, IS:
CHARLES h. ALLEN, Vice President. anh n. NJ.
n Secretary. OF Morton trust Company.
located and doing business at No IS Nassau street.
In the City OF New York, In said county. being duly
sworn, each for himself, says the foregoing report.
with the schedules accompanying the same, f. true
and correct IN all respects. TO the best Of his know
edge and belief. and they further laN that the usual
business o. said trust company has been trans
acted al the location required by the BANKING
Law Chap. $50. Laws Of ispzl. and not elsewhere:
and that the. above report Is made In compliance
with an onlciRl notice received from the Superln
tendent of Banks, designating the 18th day OF
December 1897. as the day Of which such report
shall he made.
(SlgnedI CHARLES n. LIE Vice Prcs'L.
II, N. FIRANCIS Secretary.
SeVerally subscribed and sworn % by bO.h de.
ponents the 2ist day OF December. 1907. before me.
Seal OF Notary J. \. FREDERICK
Notary Public. n \. County.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 2i.-The statement of the re-
ceIpes and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This day. Thls month. Fiscal year:
Receipts .... G.0B.8B SSIeI,Sbb SSOSSl5zee
Expenditures. 2.1s0!cG h.SOoOO NsAEI!cos
DsncIt. ssAlI S2 V8ySA2,SO g5IiO. 100
The Receipts from customs 70 day we're g75O. las:
from internsl revenue. 1901 9d2, and misceI-
IancOus, si57 ~. National bank notes received for
redem ptIOn. $50 100.
for December q shows:
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nEFERRING TO ~ ABOVE NOTICE W y Arr READY TO RECEIVE. o EXTENSION, Al
OUR oFFbcE n OF THE CANADA SoUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANIES FIRST RrG FIVE
PERCENT nj MATURING ANUARYI SriR s M TO II CoUPoNU UPON SUCH BONDS
FALLING DE A HAT DATE DEPoSrING HOLDERS WILL RECEIVE OUR RECEIPTS En-
Gil ASGRABLE FR EXTENDED BoNDS As SOON As THE EXTENSION ONTRA No COUPONS
RI COMPLETED AND ATTACHED THERETO.
We REQUEST HOLDERS OF BONDS NO TO STAMP ENDORSE o r U ANY WRITING oy
D. p MORGAN e C 4.
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W'~sHINoToN. Dec. 1.-THE following army
order was issued to-day:
Capt. John 4, Miller. PAymAsisT. 20 81. Paul
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OFFECE o y
the CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Grand Central station. New York. Nov. %. 1901
NOTICE.

NOTICE
rusuSn, TO an agreement between meN Michigan Central RanOAdC Company md this COMPANY el
tered into by auhrnyO In Boards of Directors Of both Companies the First MOrRsgs Five Pei Cent
of lis company Amounting TO NLOU% which fall due January lat. 1909 viii be extended -
ne years unnJ January list 1915 with nutaa IA rate of SV perc cent per annunL which tho McigAl
CsnnI Railroad Company will pay gold or se equivalent semi ANNUALLY on the nrt days of yani
January in each. year at neo ono or agency of tn Company mhec of lee York. the lien OF tn
norgay securing hes aid bOnisO continue hmpahe1O fort the Ndp period OF i've years Bondhddsrs
wishing to avail hen%hesH nep privilege of extension and deposit uerb bonds before noon Of AT
day December Me 1907 with Ma&r j. r Morgan 4 Company New York who VIII heU therefor EN-
puap r~pS and by whom the bOndsw viii subsequently ber returned TO the owne~t hearing certificate
OF ztmshnM and cOlpmsh for uen Interest be paid thereon ~ thu time f deposit Of bondsM eTSJ =
Morgan q Accompany viii pay tn coupons due January M lS&
TIVE CANADA ID III RAILWAY COMHANY
Nv n n Ign AD VLnp.a.r
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In scoaam-w with the agreements we referred to- the Mrsvsl Central Railroad compav viii
interesting gold uS GuhasnLs the rate oS rrC cent PERI nnum semi annuTyo on the nu days
of July and January In zach year. between January bL zoos and January B.I Ha upon First mortgage.
" Per- Cent onds of the Canada Southern RsnWay Company, amounting to NAOOON which will
1srup Jnuay 49, 1865 the owners of which shall have accepted thee extension fol the said period offered
by the Canada Southern Railway Company.
MICHIGAN EXTRA RAILROAD COMPANY
syw H. EWAIAN Pr~dr,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29

an apparent difference. For all
practical proposes, it is safe to as
sumo that this years crop, exclu-
Of inters, is 100000 bales, OF
which at least 500, 900 are unspin-
nable OF the available II, 500, 0OC
bales z 900, 600 have already been
exported and America and Canada
will certainly spin up 100000
bales. This leaves only 100000
available for export for the balance
of the season. Very much more
than this has been sold, but not
yet shipped. I'm fact, the entire
production and more has been sold
and oversold the result win be a
natural automatic self-acting and
spontaneous corner, the limitation
Of which | hesitate to forecast.
Those who doubt this can easily
test its truth by selling short. 1t
viii, in my opinion. prove a costly
experiment.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29
Prices Comments on the Crop.

Theodore IT, Price the wen known
cotton manipulation, ina a letter to
the trade, dated New York, March
81. refers to the final census report
as follows:
Close analysis of the ginncrs'
report justities absolute reliance up
on It's accuracy. The correspond
ence between it and the National
Ginners' returns is remarkable. 1t
makes the crop 1921 900, of
which 321 900 H. linters and loo, Z
600 estimated unginned on March
10. The amount actually ginned.
exclusive of Inters, on
March 10, was ~, SOB, 900, as
against 12,716,O0O reported by the
National Ginners' Association as
actually ginned ON March ,. or eight
days earlier. The comparison is
most creditable to the National
Ginners, especially as the details by
States exhibit correspondingly close
agreement For the past four years
the total crop. as reported by the
census and the commercial crop,
have almost exactly agreed, except
last year, when the ginning of some
4S6, 900 bales prior TO sept /, made
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29

Notice is hereby given that the spring exam
nations for public school teachers viii be held
ia the public school building, IN the city OF Alb
erdeen. as follows:
FOR WHITE TEACHERS
First examination Friday and Saturday. April
5th and 9Th 1907.
Second examination Friday and Saturday.
April 18th and 10th. 1907.
FOR COLORED TEACHERS.
First examination Friday and Saturday, April
18th and 18th. 1897
Second examination. Friday and Saturday.
April 26th and nth 1907.
Teachers viii provide themselves with pen
ink and paper. Examinations begin promptly
at O'Clock a IN.
Respectfully,
T. T. DEAvENPORT
Nch t5-st Supt of Education.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29

Among those who in Mississippi
who are aspiring to be trustees of
the State penententiary, none stand
higher with their home people than
Hon. Leroy T. Taylor, Of Verona,
Lee county. Mr.. Taylor is spoken
of, by those who know him best, as
a splendid citizen and a good man
and he would no doubt make an ac-
ceptable truestee of the penetentiary
He has twice been a member of the
State Senate.-Grenada Sentinel
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29
No Case on Record.

There Is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as it viii
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine in the yellow package. Con-
tains no opiates and is safe and sure.
J. L. SHE'LL & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29
A POOR ORGAN.

Dam(s) the bile. That's what your
liver does if it's torpid. Then the bile
overhows into the blood--poisons the
system, causing sick-headache bill
iousness, sallow skin. coated tongue,
sick stomache, dizziness, fainting
spells, dark rings about the eyes,
worn out look, etc. Ramon's treat
ment of Liver Pills and Tonic Pei
lets strengthens the lver-makes it
do its work. Prevents and cures these
troubles. Aids-doesn't force. En-
tire treatment 25c. j. A. GAY.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-03-29

The farmer that takes his local
paper and knows what is going on
in his county IS always better equip
ped to act on matters that most
interest him directly or indirectly.
There never was a local paper pub
lished so poorly gotten up that it
was not worth the price of its sub
scription to every resident in the
county. The paper which is kept
abreast Of the times is worth much
more than it cost.-Okolona Mess
enger.