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The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
Choosing a Chancellor.

A dispatch from Jackson remarks
that it is growing more evident
each day that the Board Of Trustees
Of the university is not inclined to
60 outside the State to select a
chancellor, believing that such a
step would be an acknowledgment
of the weakness Of Mississippi ed
ucational system, and equivalent to
declaring there is not an educator
in the State capable Of properly
filling the place"
Assuming the correspondent hes
correctly interpreted the sentiment
Of certain Of the trustees, We have
no hesitation in expressing the
opinion that such an attitude is not
the attitude Of those who help make
universities. The ruling idea, as
we take it, in the minds of trustees
should be to get the best man OBJ
tainable without reference to his
I present residence. 1t may be they
! feel they have in Mississippi the
man par excellence for the place.
In that event they should select him
but they should do so because he Is
in their opinion the best Obtainable
and not because he happens to be
capable and lives within the bor-
ders of Mississippi. Unless we mis-
take, this is the view that has gen
orally obtained with the regents
of leading institutions up to this
time. New York came to the Uni
versity Of Mississippi years ago ii
order to get a president for Colum-
bia College, in spite Of the fact that
there was no dearth Of capable men
at home When Tennessee took
Chancellor Garland from the same
institution to make him chancellor
of Vanderbilt University, it did sc
without feeling it was making a dis
graceful admission as to its own
lack of able material Certainly
no one could hold that when the
University Of Virginia called the
president Of Tulane to be its first
president, it did so because the
State was Intellectually bankrupt.
The institutions did theses things
because they thought they had hit
upon a man peculiarly fitted for the
place and they wanted him if he
could be secured.
Patriotism is a good thing. But
there should be no room for intel
lectual ingoism when such serious
issues are involved Learning is a
republic without State lines. The
scholar of approved ability, devoted
to his high calling and possessed OF
the requisite administrative ability
should feel, and does feel, as much
at home in one place as another.
And the experience of the past has
certainly shown that the importa-
/ ton of such a man does not in the
least initiate against the true inter
ests of the institution of which he
assumes direction We wish it IN
derstood we are casting no retiec-
tons on the comps tency of any gen
tleman who may have been suggest
ed. We are simply stating
what we conceive to be the correct
attitude of trustees who are called
on to choose a president for great
institution. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
A HIGH DEBATE.

1t Is reported from Washington
that Mr. Bryan Is about 10 write
series Of magazine articles CRITICS.
ing the distinctive politics of Roose-
Welt administration. 1t Is under
stood that his object in taking this
course i To begin, I'M effect. a Pres
idential campaign a year in advance
Of the usual time Mr. Bryan has
never lacked the courage of his opin-
ions, and he viii only exhibit his
characteristic nerve in fully exposing
his own views while he crlticiSeS
those of Nh Roosevelt Upon the
whole. the plan he Is about -
pursue may he regarded ~ au inn
provement upon the method Of cam
paigniug which has been So long i'm
vogue. He viii state his objections
calmly and fully, ln plain black and
white. to the policies to which the
Republican Party has been commit
Cd under Mr. Ro0sevelt.s leader
ship, and ample opportunity viii be
given his opponents to make the
best reply of which their case viii
admit That sort of discussion VIII
be more instructive, more digni-
fled and more satisfactory every
way to fair-miuded men than the
usual clap-trap Of whirIwind cam
paign
1t has been stated, apparently ON
good authority, that Senator Bav-
eridge has been selected by Mr..
Roosevelt to reply in behalf Of the
Administration to Mr. Bryan cri-
ticisms. The report has come from
Washington TO the effect that Nr.
Roosevelt was more than h8lf iu-
cIiucd to take up the guage ot
battle and to act as his own champ
ION I'M the debate, which Mr.. Bryan
course VIII render inevitable, but
that DE finally yielded to advice of
prudent couusel0rs, who insisted
that he could not follow the bent ot
inclination, I'D this instance, with
out sacrificing something of the dig
nifty Of his position Senator Bey-
eridge is Mn Roosevelt S close. per
sonaI friend and Is not at all likely
to publish anything. I'm reply 10 Mr.
Bryan, without first submitting it
to Mr. Roosevelt for approval He
viii say what Mr. Roosevelt wants
him to say, and he VIII leave un-
said whatever Mr. Roosevelt may
regard as of doubtful force and ez-
pedieucy. So that the great pr3tag-
Oul~t4 VIII be in reality Mr. Bryan
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

Obituaries viii be accepted by The
Weekly when not exceeding ten lines,
free Of charge. For each additional
line "a charge Of five cents viii be
made and collected.
For Tributes Of Respect and other
publications. emenating from lodge
or similar organizations, charge o.
five cents per line viii be made for
every line contained. Count seven
words IS the line and make your own
calculation as TO the cost in each case.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
They All Do 1t.

Try one bottle Of Royaline Oil, the
great antiseptic, and you will then
use nothing else That's the way they
all do. Why? Simply because it
gives the best value for the money.
Tt is stronger than others. If you
want it weak ike them, add water TO
suit and save your money Pleasant
as a perfume. Strong TO ease Pain.
Clean and perfect. 10c. 25c. soc.
For sale by J. L SHELL & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

With Jefferson IN the prohibition
line there viii remain only seven
wet counties in the State-Adams,
Madison, Warren, Wilkinson,i HAN
cock and Jackson. The saloon men
Of Wilkinson have promised to 90
out Of busines the first Of next year.
so that there viii viii then be only
six counties where liquors may be
legally sold The other seventy
one use the blind tiger.
Clarion.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

The editor of the Memphis. Tenn,
Times writes, I'm my opinion Foley 5
Honey and Tar is the best remedy Tor
coughs, colds and lung trouble, ana
TO my own personal knowledge Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar has accomplish
ed many permanent cures that have
been little short of marvelous.N - Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yel-
low package. Sold by J.L.SheN x Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

Hon. E. s. Gambler, Representa-
tive in Congress from the First Con-
gressional District Of Mississippi,
has won a decided victory in the
House, having free seed added to
the appropriation bill, with an ap-
preparation Of 1898, 900 to pay for
them, carrying his motion over the
ruling Of the Speaker. and turning
down the report Of the appropria-
tions committee by a vote Of 81 to
1876.
Mississippi never had a more in
dustrious Congressman than Zeke
Gambler. He is an indefatigable
worker, a man Of wonderful energy,
and never lets an opportunity pass
to put in a word in behalf Of the
plain people, those who toll and
labor with their hands.
In having seed restored to the
free list, he has accomplished more
than many Congressman do during
an entire session, for while the item
seems small to any one person, it
IS large in the aggregate, and a
great boon to the thousands Of poor
people. e.---Jackson Clarion Ledger.
A liquid cold relief with a laxative
principle which drives out the cold
through cOpious action OF the bow
els, and healing principle which lin
gers in the throat and stops the cough
that is Kennedy's Laxative Cough
+ Syrup. Safe and sure in its action
pleasant to take; and conforms to
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Contains no opiates. Sold by
PHOENIX Drug Co.
1t is weIl known that the govern
ment has already spent in pensions
on the civil war over SO, 900, 900, ,O0C
and that, according to safe esti-
MATES, the final pension bill viii
i be Sc, 600, 900, 900, an amount equal
to the entire first cost of the wal
for the Union. If this experience
is to hold good as a rule the Span
ish war viii also cost in pensions a
sum fully equal to its first cost and
50 would all future conflicts. We
may almost accept it as an axiom
In this country that the ultimate
money cost of any war would
be twice the actual expenditure in
waging it.---Springfeld Mass Re
publican
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

Why do you scratch2 Royaline
letter Ointment viii stop the Itching
or your money back. 80 cents.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
Cow Crops.

4 good flow Of milk can not be
expected all summer unless the cows
have am abundance Of succuIent
feed. Short pastures should not be
depended on. Close grazing is very
injurious to the pasture and cuts
down the amount Of milk. The
cows have to work too hard for their
food % accomplish much else. They
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
CATARRH
ana
CATARRHAL HEADACHES

are quickly relieved by NO-ESA- 1T
s0Othes the couge4ted membranes. all
lays infiammations and thoroughly
heals and cleau-es. 1t keeps moist
all the passages whose tendency i7 to
tbicken and become dry. Cures colds,
throat troubles. h0ar-eue--. hay fever,
stopped up nose, breathing through
mouth while sleeping, offensive breath
etc. 1t is antiseptic and contains mo-
chemicals or drugs having narcotic
effect, or that can cause the drug
habit -
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other di-
seases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incura-
BILE. For a great many years doctors
pronounced il a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven Catarrh TO be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitionaI treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, IS the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. 1t Is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a reaspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Sold by Druggists, zoe
f. J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family Pills for consd-
patton.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
We Guarantee Satisfaction.

j. \. Br0g00I. 0TTIa Na-T0IaI -T1I
Co, Dayton, Ohio, writes under date
of Oct II. 1906. "NOSENA is the only
preparation / have ever used that re-
lieves my affection so speedily and
pleasantly. / am getting the first real
pleasure out of breathing that J. have
experienced since I contracted ca
tarrh six years ago. Money would not
buy my tube of NOsENA if ] could not
get another" Buy &osENA from u.
A. GAY and get yaur mOny back i
not satisfied. Sample tube and book
let by mail Zoe.
BROWN AANUFACTURT&G Co,
St. Louis, Mo. and GreenViue, Tenn.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08

We grant every favor co
cd to have your business
The Aberdeen weekly., 1907-02-08
DIRECTORS

rcoa-'-teHt with safe tanIuug, and would Dc pleas
The evening world., 1907-11-19
LOOT, FIVE PAIR OF
DAINTY SILK HOSE
Cops Vision of Rich Capture
Fades Away in the
Station House.

Patrolman Mahoney. OF the West One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street sta
ton. spotted two dark-skinned youths
walking swiftly up Seventh avenue
from One Hundred and Thirteenth
street early this morning. They dis
covered the bluecoat and broke away
In opposite directions.
MAhoney pursusd one into hall at
No. 1851 Seventh avenue. The fellow
threw on his coat and dropped his
bundle behind q radiator. When Ma
honey arrived he was busy polishing
the radiator.
"Morntn'. boss. you's round mighty
sarY." he-aaid. r,
see any one come in hsrer' snapped
the policeman.
Nope: done worked heah AL night,
boes.'
Mahoney took the fellow by tho
sissvs and told him TO show him
through the building. In tho cellar
way the negro tried to break away. A
we'll t-dtrcctcd blow and liis dss.rs 70 &c,
OF disappeared.
MARonay rKen rook tt.tus upstairs end
asked him where he had thrown his
coat. He fiahed II out from behind the
radiator. Then he brought forth the
package II was neatly done up. Ma
honey did pot DART open until iEhS
brought his man 10 the station house.
Asssas BSinu1SE 1SEatazzrecoyertRg jewels of
great value wer6 rudely Jarrsd when
tho sergeant cmptied five pairs OF lory
dix hose out on the desk.
Ainhoney lett the house mumblinE
against being womans s!lk-stocking
detective.
The evening world., 1907-11-19
KINGS DOCTOR SEES
CAMPBELL-B ANNERMAN.
= : =
British Premier Likely to Go
Abroad for Health and Drop
Out Of Public Life.

LONDON. Nov. ls--sir Thomas Bar
low. physician to King Edwards house,
hold. made = lengthy examination OF
the Premier, Sit Henry Csmpheii-R Ban
newman. at his Downing street resi-
dencs to-day. and an oficiai announce
yment was subsequently issued 10 tho
effect that the patients condition wa.
satisfactory. out that IN view OF the
spproaohipS session OF Parliament Il Is
necessary that he should have soma
week" complets change and rest. The
Premier. therefore, II EoinE abroad al
most Immediately.
e He has moi Dsen the same man since
his wHe died last year. and his rscsrt
acute attack OF heart trouble nt- Bristol
was signal that his political activities
had been overtAxing his strength. II
viii 30 no surprise to tAs frienia Of
Tho Premier, who Is sevsnty-ons years
old, II much Of his parliamentary work
during tho coming session Is delegated
to his colleagues In the Cabinet, and
the rumors Of mis- possible retirement
next year from the leadership OF the
LiJerAl party are revived, As In View OF
his onslaught on che House OF Lords II
ID not thought likely that he would care
20 accept q pecrAge and continue in tho
leadership amid ethe less strenuous sur j
Ioun1in0 prevailing IN tbs hereditary,
The evening world., 1907-11-19
Confesses She Was Delegated
to Garry Out Plot, but Her
Courage Failed.
THEN SHE TOOK POISON
Band Tried to Wreck Train on
Which the Emperor Rode
Only Ten Days Ago.

sr. PETERSBURG. Nev. D.-A WELL
dressed Gta about eighteen years old
vas found In dying condsuon to-d4y
at the station OF the Taarskoe-selo
Raiirped shs confessed DO having bssn
selected TO execute an important Tar
'roristlo act. bur ,.er oournxs tniies4 md
she took poison. shs has not been
identified
Emperor Nicholas -lsft Psterhof for
Tsaraatos- sslo Nov. .. and 1t is believed
will pas the winter At the latter palace,
flfteen miles from st. Petersburg. What
WEI bciiuvod-to- ira re-beetf carefully
conceived plot to aSaasainate tho En-
peror wnA frustrated by tho vigilance
of the railway guands while tho Inn
pcrtai party was on It's way 10 Tsaxs-
koe-6elo.
Early In the morning OF Nov. . =
guard discovered six mon trying to cut
the wire OF a semaphor signal at L.goyo
station. at tho junction OF tho railroads
to Peterhof and Tsarskoe-Selo.
Tic Eunfd mId6 an attempt to errest
the men. but was nrcd on and wound
cd. The shots aroused the guards at
the railroad station. and number OF
shots were exchanged between tho SOL
d!ers and the supposed Terroriats. but
the latter escaped. 1t was generally
believed That mo Terortsts fntent.ea to
prevent tho use Of the Lisovo scma-
phor with the object OF bringing the
Imperial train o-A-ltop- -at-ihat point,
which It passed = few hours later.
The attempted suicide OF tho GIRL
found to-day 30 near tho Imperial Pal
ace Ii probably evidence Of now plo,
against the Gear Tho girl may have
enter the palaco or carry out soms other
mission. tho ultimate end being tho
death OF Emperor Nicholas
The evening world., 1907-11-19
TO Oct Married.

once had IN. idea that human BE-
st~ss lossd na atnsally And 1hzt.s SONS
divine lnsttnct brought fond phrases
and caresses to their lips whenever
the occasion for them was developed.
But the Illinois Superintendent probably
knows batter than do, and I respect
fully submit his idea on teaching loyc
making In tho public schools to City
Superintendent Maxwell.
The professional love maker would
enable tho man who says he Is ,",0o
busy to get married" to fnd wife.
II he saw . Eirl st the Horse SHOW or
the opera. or even In crowded street
car. that caught his fancy, no need
only ascertain her, name. and caliinr i'm
the lovs-maknE expert next morninr
when no reached his once say .om..
thing like this: ~
SAY, profsaior. Ati.s 30 and 60 4,
such number street, has made !. ~, ~
with me. 0st right after nor ,na
court her for me. I'll Eiv. you thrss
vssks. $500 and All expenses paid, 10
pull OF the Job. Arrange, the wedding
for any old time. provided you give mo
hours notics; and order
my outfit IN advance. Good.byv
i That would be a really modern court
ship, and the sooner love speciAlist
afts rthe Chicago recipe u developed
the. better. ..-.-41-i..,4..
We need him. & l,sii
The evening world., 1907-11-19
nWolWoMEN RUN DOWN; ONE.
DEAD, ONE SERl l0UsLY HURT
Miss Sarah Adams Hit by a Car
Mary Flynn Was Struck ).
hy...Nagon.

John Rariels. nfo,urran Ne
coIumaas avenue .line, and Charles
SNYDER. a driver for department store.
were held by Magistrate Walsh in West
] side Police Court to-day charged With
: running down --Mptnrn In The street.
yartels-s Bond WIS liked u. s, ~. ta
await the result OF injuries to Miss
Sarah Adams. OF No, 7As Columbus
avenue. Snyder was rennnded to tho
custody OF the Coroner As the result of
the death of woman believed to be
Mary Flynn, OF Jersey City. who ex-
pired at the. Roosevelt Hospital an hour
after being hit by his wagon.
Bartcls at the controller OF his Colun,-
bus avenue Car WAS unable to stop In
time TO prevent Miss Adams from being
hit AZ Bflc attempted to cross Columbus
avenue at Ninety sixth street. She was
thrown violently to the slreet, The
surgeons at the j. Hood Wright Hos
pitAl believe there sra fracture ut the
base OF tho skull,
y Snyder was driving slowly dUR.ng tho
rush hour last night on Tcnth avenue.
He vas not able 10 control his horse In
timo to prevent Airs. Flynn from step
ping directly under his horses feat,
Me WAGON rasAed over her lower limbs
After her death m tho hospital the body
was taken to the MorEue.
The evening world., 1907-11-19


Our property II located In ono OF tho most
pie.yres9us towns on, tho Jersey Coast.
ssa.ed river noted for " fishing. Boating
permanent population In winter and tn;sly
thousands during the summer ssason. K
town that In tho county seat. that hss de-
partnsnt s.orss. newspapers. national and
savinRs banks. opera. house, churches oS every
many tirst.elsss hotels, excellent .eheeis.. Two
houses. a town that Ii but I shor, ..s,as,cS
from one Of tho most noted istnter resorts
ths railroad dspo,s: 10 cleared. has aSaoiuteiy
no swnnp. and tho title IL Rnurantecd
We hAvo hundrcda OF complimentary letters
on filc from those who after visiting fhts
locality. have purchased from ono to dozen
me iess sFe 7s5loo, and WE PAY ALL
DO not bo afruid to try. for you may i.
ons OF those sntitlod 70 ono OF. these lots and
mu ieaaon. 70 THE MionE acdES ASi5
a.aMSppotsssa .MpaSsa iai wT rs ST. TsS9 NEW Yohk is
CFTI.
The evening world., 1907-11-19
CASE OF HUSBANDS FRIENDS

P1TrsBURG. Nov. 10. = Tho Alle-
Eheny courts have been asked to de-
eide whether woman who strays
from the straight and narrow path,
after her husband has introduced her
TO Questionable friends. IL to blame.
James F. Hoppy sued his wife.
Martha, for divorce. alleging infidelity.
Mrs. Hoppy alleged Ehe always had
been good woman until her husband
encouraged her to associate with his
friends Eoppy lost his case.
Yesterday Hoppy's attorney asked tho
courts to decide whether husband
cannot sue for divorce afthr he has
introducedShis wife to men who might
lead her astrny ,e
The evening world., 1907-11-19

Suppose Edwin. after cSscfuf study Of
the Manual of Correct courtship,
should find himself on the rug At
Angelina's feet and should 10 up in his
lines How convenient It would be II
he could call up tho loye-maktnE ex-
pert on the phone and say:
Hello. Professor. she Just lot her
lily white hand res, in minc according
to rule 4-1-4+. section vi. What's the
answerr Ike forgotten my linear
The evening world., 1907-11-19
HAT BLEW OFF
IN L CAR, SO.HE
STOPPED TRAIN
serbrisky Paid $3.50 for Head
gear, BUTT Caused Him
to Give $500 Bond.

Henry serbrtAey's haA he'd thsorst-
icL value of 800. oscAass of proossd-
INKS In witch he nEured' a. defendant
In Yorkvtlls Police Court to-day. In
other words, Hsnry's hat was directly
rasponaibls Tor his being forced TO ssnd
cut and ri sornabody to sixn "a bali
bond for no tn order to secure his ~
lsass from "a.
Honry = seventeen ysar old end 9
clerk. HIS home y At No. . Eat
Nans.y-sisht s.r.st During t4S r,sh
hour Last nigh. ~ bsums t,unn- sar-
uins and with othsrs similarly trans
formed encountered che platform Of .
car OF . northbound Third avenue
train leaving the Eaghteenth street sta-
ton.
Tho train had proceeded about block
when Sarbrsshy's now derby blew on
and dropped bstwsen tho cars. Ser
brisky made grab for the hat and a.
most put 4 aaop Eirl's eye out.
stop The. train" commanded Ser
brisky. Addressing Phuio W!nsman. tho
9nards
.'wnat forr' asked winegnan.
80 can rescue my hat. said SER
orins,ey. II paid two-nfty for. that hat y
Winsman Just laughed. He couldn't
help It. ssrbriaky promptly forced
his way inside tho car and pulled the
emergency stop cord. TbA brakes ON
the train wcre promptly set and the
cars Stooped 10 suddenly that all the
'standtnl passengers would have been
thrown from their feet IL thers had
been any room for them to fall.
Wineman grabbed hold OF ssrbristy
and sehrisky hit him on the nose. At
tho Twsnty-third street station Ser
brisky wss placed under arrest. and to-
day he was arraigued in the police
court. whsTs Maxt.trats- Butts held HIN,
In ZOO bail for trial on . charge Of as
sault
The evening world., 1907-11-19
CZAR,S TROOPS
GUARD TAFT FROM
POSSIBLE PLOT.

vLADIyosToK, Nov. ls-waT s.es.-
tary TAFT and party loft vladivostok at
2 o'clock this afternoon for St Peters
burg. He was escorted 20 tho train by
a large party OF naval and military
of1icers. and rigid precautions for his
safety were taken by ordsr Of tho Gov
crnment
The evening world., 1907-11-19
/ CHANCE 10 GET A
$50 SUMMER RE-
SORT lot FREE !.
THrRrr-sM Lor3 AND CERTIFICATES
TO he AWARDED.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 10 ONE AMP
HTAR 4As THIS MITH GARE r MAL JoIF p
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many nnmes-to publish here. List mailed
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SNOW RETlR1n

WARRINGTON. Nov. lo,-Rear-Ad-
miral A. 8. Snow was retired yesterday
by operation Of the axe limit. He - .
native OF Maina. and graduated from
tho Naval Academy in issS. He has
bsSn succceded In command OF the Bos-
ton Ivy Yard ~ cAo& VsllAAn