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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-10-25

form of pimples and black heads, while
Psoriasis comes in scaiy patches on differ
emit parts of the body One of the worst
forms Of skin trouble is Salt Rheum; ;
its favorite point of attack is the scalp,
sometimes causing badness. Poison Oak
and Ivy are also disagreeable types of skin
disease The humor producing the trouble
lies dormant in the blood through the
Winter to break out and torment the
sufferer with the return of Spring. The best
treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. S.
It neutralixes the acids and removes the
humors SO that the skin instead OF being
irritated and diseased, il nourished by a
supply OF fresh, healthy blood. External
applications od saives, washes. lotions. etc,
while they soothe the itching caused by
skin affections. can never cure the trouble
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-10-25

The State of Mississippi. Monroe County.
l. c. P. smith. Clerk of the Chancery court in
and for said comfy and state. do hereby certify
that the foregoing list Is a true and correct copy
of the pensions granted in Monroe county. Miss.
Given under my hand, this the 18th day OF DC
tober 1907. c. p SMITH. Clerk.
October Is 1897
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-10-25

The state of Mississippi Monroe County.
Board of Supervisor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
NINTH DAY.
Friday. 3Juai'y 18Th.

Today being the centennial ami
versarv of the birthday of General
Robert f. Lee, the ilIustrioUs southern
soldier and most exemplary character
the south has produced. and as his
birthday is a day declared to be a
public holiday in North Carolina, the
General Assembly Will not be in SEES
sion today. and when il adjourned yes
terday it did 50 in honor of the
memory of Lee, and TO meet again on
Monday at II o'clock.
The most interesting bin presented
in the Senate yesterday was that OF
Mr.. Aycock, providing for the punish
ment Of pools, trusts and conspiracies
to control prices, and as to evidence in
such eases. Mr.. Daniel introduced in
the Senate an important bin. requiring
an election for 4 constitutional amend
ment for the appointment Of two dist
rict Judges. and to divide the State into
two judicial ircuitS. Another import
ant Senate bill was hat Of M. Mclean,
submitted at the request Of the North
Carolina Corporation Commission
authorizing the Commission 10 re
quire railroads IL this State
to make any connection ne
cessary for public convenience, and
also to require railroads to operate ad-
ditional trains. There was introduced
in the House p bill similar to the one
presented by Mr. Mclean.
The Seawell bill making if Illegal to
give an immoral show. exhibition or
performance. or to post obscene plac-
ards or writings III public places, OF
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
\ WIFE MD y COW.

The mestr7dns General z. z. Lee.
in his advice to his children. said to
his boys: If YOU want To ba missed II
society, he useful; patch Up the old
house and keep u Of debt: marry 2
sweet Woman and LEI her bring a COW
and a churn; they will be all you
want in starting a haprT. useful life.
Read. improve the mind: read histo-
ry. works Of truth. but never read
novels. FOLLOW simplicity of dress:
it is not becoming Of q Virginia girl =
be fashionabi9. a farmers life is one
of labor, but it is also one Of pleas
ur"."
The young man who pradicates his
acts and life on til" grand principles
above marked IA - General Lee VIII
be 4 success in this worid.-Southern
AgricultuTist.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

rcen lIDr6uz. .# e...u- ned. ana its ut-
most pr56ag4e effect couSl Tered. Pee
%fitiona tor tire repeal m tile hoEle-t-a 4
laa have bee1En taelr cDu-.t u AL
ready both bodice nave received nu-
mc~oUs petitions from various parts
Of HE state calling on the
North Carolina. Senators and
Representatives IN Congress To
use jne.r influence in having laas
sascI against H~oIEsaIny. The senate
n4.i debate the bin 10 tx the salaries
81 the ,~lIc.tot of tine Superior court.
III SIG" next Friday At one o'clJch.
The rcformatory bill vas intro
succd IN the House by Mr. Preston. Of
M~cck!@nburg. 1t would establish d
ieformatory and manual training
school for the benefit Of hayward,
depraEcd and criminal children, pro-
Yld" fer it, government BY the crta
uon Or a board IF directors. and pre-
scribe what children shall be admit
ted. The board Of directors would
consist II the Governor. commissioner
Of agriculture. and the Attorney-Gcn-
tr4l Of the State, who would be OK
Gficio member. ana ten other per
at least five Of whom would be
women, one dircctor To- be from each
Congressional district. Children be-
tween the AFRO of seven and eighteen
years may he committed under his
bin provided they be not of uneound
mind or afflicted with any incurable
disease; and they may be voluntarily
committed II the school by parents
or guardians. Any justice Of the SUI
plcmr court, judge or clerk of the
court. judGc. recorder or
other presiding officer Of n city
ar criminal court Of this stat. may
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
GENERAL LEE TREAT.

Upon one occasion General Lee
proposed to "trcat' some Of his off
GERS. remarking. u nave just received
a demijohn which know is of the
best" The d~emijehn. tightly corked,
was produced. drinking vessels were
brought out. and all gathered around
in eager expectancy, when the General
filed the glasses ana cups to he hrim
with old "Cognac" or "Bour-
bon" but with fresh buttermilk,
which a kind lacy, knowing his taste,
had sent him. He seemed to enjoy.
greatly the evident disappointment or
some of the company when they as
ccrtained the true character Of their
treat"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
THE WORLDS GREATEST TTtIB-
tTFS TO LEE.
BY Field-Marshal viscoutn wolseIey.

BY Field-Marshal Viscoutn Wolselay.
Every incident in my visit to Cen
eral Lee is indelibly stamped on ny
memory. / have TAX n no special
troule 10 remember all he said to me
then and during subsequent CONVERSE
tione. and Yet it is still fresh in my
recollection. But i i natural II
should be 50. for he was the able@t
general. and 10 me seemed the great
est man ever conNersed with and
vet / have had the privilege Of meet
ing Won Moltke and Prince Bismarck.
and at least upon one occasion had
a very long and intensely interesting
conversation with the Latter. General
Lee was one Of the few men who ever
seriously IMPRESSED and aWed me with
their natural. their inherent greatness.
Fort. years have come and one since
our meeting. yet the majesty Of his
manly bearing. the genial winning
grace. the sweetness II his smile n
The impressive dignity OF his old
fashioned style Of address. come back
to me amongst the most cherished Of
NY rec9liecticns. His greatness made
me humble, and | never felt my own
individual insignifcance more keenly
than did in his presence. His vas
a beautiful character. and Of him.
it might truthfully be written. IN
righteousness he lid judge and make
war
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
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Gna 83.. af paf.yt...
'A"'Ht F"''hF +Wa J'E"H
ihe#. rode ly ffa quarter. .r ts
Major General ant fsaa..... r
ride with him. Aa faes a.fe r.a
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~ work which he lad ordered f#
pushed 1886 completed tfe
With spmr nc tt3ttau tnat #t
General I-e lfupa.s4 tU8. f.a.
s.a IT,. Arriving az tH. .f
found THAT fHiFEe ar fs Htref
been made .i5g-a tHav s..r,
week before. aud General.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
EIGHTH DAY.
Thursday. January IL.

It was a day of work in both
branches of the Legislature yesterday.
and an unusually large number of
bills were passed, most of them being
only of local Importance. Bills of
great moment were introduced, and
the long expected ~reformatory bill
presented itself, an immigration bill
being not far behind. In the Senate
there We're several debates, INC yes
tcrday's session warrants the asser-
ton that no Legislation will be en-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
STATE AND NATION"
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c~oIonI4. far SOM. Tim, arar fhe CON
ertutiun xaS adapted Nr " N
IyIns. ia an abI, article In the New
York Press. points our that the tue,
nervous aystart of the country has
since that period ry thi-
he means aur railroads foIrgrarb.
telopnones. mail facilities ana ne in
nuiteIy compIex movement. ~ inter
state commerce. BecauSe We now
have q true nervous organization We
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22
SENATOR
OF EIanifaX County.

He has Introduced a Bill to Divide the
state into two Judicial Circuits, n
is Author of other Important Bills.
ted n bill to protect citizens at public
gatherings. by providing that any per
son wearing Il hat or headgear of
greater dimensions than &c inches IL
width and rs inches in height, at pub
lie assemblies. shall be deprived Of the
privilege Of wearing pate coverings for
20 DAYS and be deemed deserving of
h ccnsuTc of the public. thus aug-
mcnting the present offense of the
niuck-=iGnal or spre&C-s2il l., -.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22

lie is Author of a Bin to Establish q
North aIoIin ~Insuruncc Commits
sion, to b" Composed of the GOV
ernor, Insurance Commissioners and
Council of STATE.
cause TO be brought before him any
child betWeen the specified ages. vino
is within the county in which the Of
fee resides or is holding court, who
comes within the following descrip-
tons:
Any child who persistently refuses
to attend the public schools and lodfs
provided such child has no parent or
guardian, ana is without means Of
support; any child who may huv
been arrested for more than one Of
Tense ana shall appear to be beyond
control Of his parents or guardian.
The bill requires Il child committed
to the r~efornatory to remain there
till he shall be q years of age. unless
sooner dismissed by the Board OF Di-.
rectors, or ~pardoned by the Governor.
The bill would not permit a child
between the ages of seven and sixteen
years to be sent to the penitentiary,
Jail or roaGs.
The bill does not provide for au
appropriation, but requires the APP
the House and Two from the Senate
to investigate the best and most APP
proved methods of establishing and
conducting the school, and report to
the Governor June 1, 1907.
An Insurance Bill.
The most important insurance bill
that has been introduced during this
session, one that would give the State
a real insurance law worth while, is
that of Mr.. koonce. of OnSioW, pro-
viding for the relief of the people in
the matter of insurance and Great
ing the North Carolina Insurance
Commission to be composed of the
Governor, the Insurance Commits
sioner. and those officers who COM
pose the council of State.
Mr.. Rives yesterday offered in the
senate a bill to require t~ransporta-
tin companies to furnish carS when
shipments are rendered them. and
the bill is receiving high comnienda-
ton from many sources, as i Would
afford relief to many big industries
in the State.
The bill of Mr.. Midyette, of North
ampton, authorizing Judges in the
trial of rape cases 20 exclude from
the court room al! persons not direct
ly interested in the trial, which has
passed the House will be passed by
the Senate TO-DAY as the latter body
considered it yesterday and only de-
layed it's passage so as to broade it
by making it apply to justices of the
peace as we'll as judges Of the Su-
perior court. This bill is very COM
mendable and will afford relief to the
unfortunate women Who have to APP
pear in the eases. from the fearful
ordeals through which they have to
, pass while testifying in public.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-22

Make friends of equaIs-stobaeus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
COLLECTOR RoDEN u
His Physician Pronounced his Ill
ness TO a Light Form Of
SMALLPOX.

County Collector T. +. Roden, who
has been Ill for some time, was quar-
autined to-day by the city authorities.
His physician, DR.. Toalson, advised
that he had light form Of smallpox.
Therei Is a great deal Of smallpox IN
theItowns through Missouri, but q .
light form, and Mr.. Rodents friends
feel confident that his illness will not
prove serious.
Miss Gibson, deputy collector, VINO
has charge OF the office, has not beer
living at the home Of Mr.. Roden. 10
several months and has not been ex
posed, SO no one need be afraid 70 9
j to the office and pay their taxes IN
sicily authorities will do e~verytnin
d possible to keep the disease irol
d spreading.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
Mrs Russell Emmons Dead.

-ssell Emmons, wife OF Rus
- this city died at their
Ct, Sunday morn
Mrs. Emmons has
health for several years
e Of her death being an
outburst Of an old
chic disease She gave.birth lastlFri-
day TO q baby Cir, and, though this may
have su~perinouced the old trouble, IT
was NOT the cause Of her death.
MRS. Emmons was formerly MIS-
Ethel Plunkett. eldest daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Plunkett, Of thil
city. she was married TO Russell En-
mons In 1905.
Besides a husband and her intan
child, a girl she Is survived BY be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
HlEES
POUND lElpo

uy the name OF AleA
ua.ses vas found dead Ut Francis
TSursaav morning about 3o'clocK, Dy
me vardmen at Francis, between Y
nassoue cars Of No. "a, bur.
l,nrton train ito st. Louis. On nls
as,son was found several letters
Sn,ch lead to his identity. HIS home
\ tnouoht 70 be in Kansas City. Tne
-authorities are ia communication
with Mr. Hawes,ofK Kansas City'wnOSe
son he is thought to De.
IJpon examination by DR., Coil tnefe
~ not found a bruise on the oeau
MANS body. 1t is thought that PC
had started 20 st. Louis, beating nls
vay. and while enroute he 'ook !
hemorrhaee Of the stomach IRON
which he died. Blood ran freely iron
hisnose and mouth, which is Supposed
"a come from the stomach.
The ma was about five feet, seVe
inches high, weighed $50 pounds, wa
about 27 years old, and had brow
hair. He was we'll dressed, not ma
inc the appearance Of q profession
hmm. he had n glove on n . go'
-overcoat was found by him. His b
and n glove was missing.
The inquest oyer the dead man "
be held at 3 O'Clock Friday morning
LM 'HlHH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

narents, one sister Miss. Trix, ana 2
brother, Herbert. =.
The funeral services were neio av
! home on W, Love st.. MONDAY
.ornlns at 10 o'clock conducted py
ey. O. NJ. Aker, after which 1ne
reiA,ains were entered in the city GENE
teryA ...y.,,,,r
The pssllbearers we're NathanPnlihp
Dan CauthoA-u, e. 8. Mathews, p q
n white w. N. Bolts and Clip Wood
ward.
That such a noble woman& possess
With all these gifted qualities, o..
loving daughter and sister, an Affection
ate wife, and helpful friend should DC
taken away so suddenly from this com
munity ,islndeed sad. The Ledger john
other friends in extending deepest sym
pathy to the bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

Executor Hoti' N

Notice is hereby stbe
t~sssa%%entoso5Iyn e IT, ds sSsss
been granted ,o 70 Of Of AueIsI'|
the Probate C sats pecenOsaI
ma All persons hay rispssairsd
s vsar after the ds aIted Cd fro5
y sey may be precl suS il so
ny y exhibited D gitn o1uuOiics
s tHe time Of III, the bs 'iolsS,s
notice. t they VIII n J.ooS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

THE Anti-Saloon League is arrang-
ing TO submit the local option quest
ion In Audrain, outside Of Mexico. 1t
seems now as though petitions would
be died before the next regular term
Of the county court, and that the
election will be held early in the
spring. The county win be thoroughly
canyased BY good speakers and viii go
dry by an overwhelming majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

On December % Henry Crosswhlte
and Miss Nellie Gentry were married
al the home Of the BRIDES father, ~
D. Gentry, by Elder 9. $. Mitchell
The Ledger joins other friends N ex-
tending congratulations,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
PAY IN ADNAHo4
Foa WEEKLY LEDGER.


The post-ofice department has is-
saed q ruling that after the first CT
January publishers cannot send
their dslInqent subscribers the pc
per unless they put q l cent stamp
on each copy. Unless you pay for
your weekly Ledger 10 advance the
subscription price win be also per
year and posi- age fifty.two tents,
making sz.ol per year. This Is an
important matter and should have
your immediate attention. Don't
make your complaint later on that
you have not had satisfactory not
ice in reference to thi Is matter. Ex-
anime the nate after your name on
the margin N the paper and pay
Immediately, The weekly Ledger
is only 81 per year when paid in ad-
advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

John N, Roseberry, who is wen
known in this city, having lived here
for many years, died Monday morning,
December %, at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. S, D. Houx, in Mar
shall, 3Mo. The ! remains win be
brought 10 Mexico Tuesday afternoon
over the @. q A, and will be buried
the Msxtso naunstery Nv the sid \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

TIE Ledger joins all of the people
Of Mexico In extending sincerest sym
pathy 10 the husband and parents OF
Mrs. Russell Emmons, who died Sun
day morning. Mrs. Emmons was
much beloved by a large circle Of
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

HoE. CHAMP CLARK is not going to
run for either Governor or Senator.
He is going to remain in Congress,
where the people sent him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

THE Laddonia Herald says; The
time is coming when II viii bes viola
tion Of the laws OF man to violate the
laws OF God.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

reed, Fuel y 1oA.'
Henry Davis.
Humphrey Herndc9 f0'N'''
Company.
Greger Meat Co
pollard i Black Drugs
]. W. Cock, Hardware
J.K. smith. Grocer.
" F. Russell. assistant IT
southern Bank.
an. payne, shoe Merc9aD'
4. &. Henderson sn0s cd as'sa,
PRESIDENT Fulton oon''S
Club.
George Mclntire, Marsha
as to paragraphs z
4 y about p~arasF'pl
I. D. Farmer 3 Son. II
Merchants.
4 :. parker. Variety st0is.
q @. Atkinson, Furniture
4 y-Pt. oallaway BAN
= init, secretsr
es0l aerson i Maushs sho
:. Q. Mccue, president
Fire Brick 90.
A. D. smith, Lumber ~
IA. Patton, Bookstore
9. Z. spicer, grocer.
EOersole brothers dr0esD
e Q. NJ. Palmer, Livery
u. i. Il. Lorenz, Baker
law q r. Mcclure, secreta'
By b. way Hardware 60.
the ?. Godfrey, Furniture :.
me- oscar RACK, Book y o'a
Hip, son4 .,,aro,, secretar
/, a.. Il. Y. 10y 70.
.ood- Fife /
r....4nu Mn w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

william Hit and wife, OF Kansas
City, are the guests Of Mexico friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

TEE Ledger wishes all Of its friends
AMI patrons and the rest Of mankind a
msrry Christmas and a happy New
Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

uo.lss Is hereby gE iYefP 81.
Of the estate o. February M
e ga msa q a xsuarsIa.sr OS % Dc So
Al Mexicos 49, of
February, 1909
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

mrs Lsona BOdea and little dsu asn,
..r -, and virgil Williams u, ere Ose'
from sedalia TO spend tne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26

Miss Berthe Arms' ,a~slry !
position in a large J. me gu,
p,stb y At 500 East ,a01, y
arha ledger cover
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-26
GRAND OLD RIIil|
HUsIiILss BETTER Avn
TONS IMPROVED UTa, ~'R
CAL rSIOE-LRsspsnt
sHss AND MORE PROF.
PRRITY.
Strong stassmsnt Signed /,
ing ci'ia'ns-slaud.rou s.,s
msnts Answered

To Whom Il May Concern.
We, the undersigned cl,,,...
CITY Of Fulton, beg to s.,
closing OF the saloons in on, .
July 10th Of this year and N. ~ |
d The Local Option law. 49,
into effect September 2Otb y.
instead Of hurting or dems..,Aa
the business Of our City and n
have lad the opposite eile.
legitlnate lines OF business n.
been hurt in the least and /,
observation that the busIpss
tlons Of the City have been 4
respect fully as good and IN man,
poets much better than 49,.
closing Of the saloOns. From w, /
can learn, the panic has afIec.S n
community as little as an, l !
country. Judging from our e.0,..s
and observation Of The ust
months, the lines OF business |. !,
ue are respectively engaged IN
greatly benefited by the sdOutr /
the Local Option Law.
Drinking and drunkeausn
greatly decreased. Many, psuLns \
" Of the negroes, who fcrmetlv N.
and gambled and spent Whit ms b
they made above a bare living h !
saloons, are now at work, and can,
good wages and are spending NJ
money for the necessities Of III.
There have been Of course soma i
lations Of the law; but IL is 90, a.
ion that there has been no.mOrelr .
sold In our City since thesalOOnsclM
than was sold Illegally, during /
same length OF time, before d,
looms closed.
J.. H. Atkinson, Mayor,
". O. Harris, President OD,m'
Bank.
E. w. Grant, Cashier Calm
Bank.
D. P. BARLEY, Assistant Oust
Galloway Bank.
W. d. Bush, Dry Goods Msaa
John T. Brown, President Hn|
Savings Bank.
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Home Savings Bank.
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J. S. Henderson, President Sod
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National Bank.
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National Bank,
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Louis Berghauser, Presldsui
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