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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-25
SHARP CRITICISM
De VIRGINIA LAWS
Legislature what Is Known as the
model child labor law.
CONTINUED From First Page

Legislature what Is Known as the
model child labor law.
For Juvenile Courts
What has been accomplished by
juvenile courts was discussed BY Judge
Julian Mack, OF Chicago, former Judge
OF the Juvenile court Of the Windy
City. and now of the Court Of Com
merce of the United States.
He referred to a welfare conference
which has been in progress for more
than week in Chicago. He called at
tention to an exhibit there which cos
$4,000, and which was paid for by A
wealthy woman. He urged that steps
be taken to bring It to virginia, and
stated that plans are already under
way to send 1t to various points
throughout the country, that 1t may
aid In the work OF beneflting the chill
dren.
The speaker pointed out that the
foremost reason for the establishment
OF juvenile court was that it kept
the boys and girls away from adult
criminals There is no need, The said.
.'to send tho delinquent child, tho neg
locted child. the child who violates the
law. or any other child. to prison. 1t
Is The duty OF the Statorto care for its
younger generation and bring in the
boys md girls into decent walks OF
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MAYORS SON ELECTED

VIM. S. Reyburn, Youngest Man to Be
Sent to Congress From Philadeiphia.
Philadelphia, Pa. May 24.-WillIam
Stuart Reyburn, son of Mayor Rey-
hurn, and the youngest man to De
elected 10 Congress from this city. to-
day defeated Henry Baur. in the Sec
ond District congressional election He
succeeds the late Joel Cook. His father
represented this district in Congress
before being elected Mayor.
Th new Congressman is twenty.
seven old. His Democratic opponent
is only two years his senior.
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Won him the enthusiastic and 'S enoas
applause of the house. Aeof ~
funny to the chronic theatre.eoas ina mhy
rouse scenery was used through ont..
e enen inc IN ghost made his first appear
serted BY pasternl e. a., scene repre-
has done service in many a. w"RRiiu un
w Seahs p Ind Human II u Hearts" There
have brought a smile to the he face Of
the mighty Sphinx II IL had paraded
ih eae her In her sandy solitude The
emn biae ewo ps 81 them; eneased in sol
ferds. and ali Of them s SIete@ PIN Il
the pietureS that wh so Hompeteiy in
draw tho arras to o. -fde In 'nrdsr
f f. m ahow +, the PLAYERS scene. e AFTER
to beet = had vattnly motioned to them
nave q look in. Rosencrantz was COM
s pteliea 10 take the end man by the
lows in crime to one side. II lis on1y
humane to say that these soldiers wers
not With the show-they were local
And when Hamlet made his entrance.a.
IN the second act. the glare of TIA
SPOT light which followed him through
unhappy Dane In black doubiet anS
nose was reading Thomas Nelson pa sac
Gordon Keith" - l!1ass's : .
fine. ',S'>''i' 'ne 15 Shq qN was
Opening of summer Stock Season.
The management of the Academy OF
Music announces the opening OF the
summer stock season on Monday niahty
next, when David ReIasco's greatest
EFFORT will serve to introduce to the
theatregoers OF Richmond one Of the
strongest organizations of the kind
that has ever been assembled i.
Miss Marie Pavey. who Will be the
leading lady, has more than enVi-t
able record as stock actress. and has
headed some of the finest organiga-
lions from Maine to California. Rich
ard Thornton. who will play the lead
Ing male roles. Is an actor with a
splendid reputation. having recently.
supported Miss Lillian Russell and a.
number OF wellknown stars. The
supporting company has been chosen
for Its ability In general. and has been
recruited from the ranks OF some OF
the best known conpa mics on tour. .t
1t will be the aim of the manage
ment TO present plays that have not
been presented heretofore in stock.
and many OF them that will be pro-
duced have never been done here by
road companies in the regular sea-
son. jtiE
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lIyes. that .hey may bseome usefal


States Rights.
I'm most cases the state is relieved
OF this responsibilities. 1t used to be
thought that u State had not the power
or authority or the legal theory to
take charge OF child. That idea has
no foundation: 1t has been exploded
by the highest authorities. But IL
natural parents fall or neglect to do
Tor the child. the State. as the ulti-
mate parent. has right to make its
destiny for good. decent citizenship.
The Juvenile court Is new thing.
It was lrst established in Chicago. the
oatgrowth of phllanthropic work.
and by It the best modern thought CON
corning the child has received rein
forcement -,
IN the eyes OF the law there is no
distinction between the child sand adult
criminal. This has resulted In the
mingling of the child with the hard
ened thief. pickpocket. murderer; cast
INTO prison. boy consorts with crimi-
nals OF the vilest types: the girls with
wrongdoinS =
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Sweeney Makes His Debut.

ISpecIaI 10 TIC TImeS- DiSpa tch.1
Suffolk, Va. May 24.-Sweeney.1 the
latest acquisition from New England
League. WAS an unsolvable problem for
Elizabeth City to-day, and the Nancies
won, 70 0. notwithstanding three err
rors by the home team.
Score by innings: r. H p
Elizabeth City. % 100000 o-O'lT4
Suffolk Il 0400.-6 2
Batteries: Lowe and Cleveland: Swee-
ney and Shehen. Attendance, 800
Umpire. Hudgins. 7,N
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Point Distribution

First counts i've points; second,
three points; third, one point.
Second and third places In pole
vault, counting four points, divided
between High School aud McGuire's.
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Attention Is called to the trustees
sale TO be made by Sutton &c Co. Thurs,
day. May %, IT o'clock p M.,lof the
two Very handsome new brick DWELL
ings on Grove Avenue, near Meadow
Street, asf;
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johnson Is Effective.

TW Especial 70 The Times Dlsp tch.] /
Hampton. Va. May 24.-Portsmouth
hsd things pretty much Its own way
this afternoon, winning from the Old
Point Gunners by the count of to ).
johnson pitched fine ball for the
visitors, while Morley was not so ef-
fective.
Score by inning% RH. e.
Old Point ......1 0 o 3O0l0-5
Portsmouth 602l13oO-7 10 .
Batteries: Old Point-Morley and
Herrmann; observation-disclosures and
Appleby.
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Tidewater League

Where They Play To-Day.
Old Point at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Suffolk.
Elizabeth City at Newport News
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work of all agencies which care for
dependent children, whether insti-
tutional or by me-hnding methods,
and whether Supported by public or
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from the 1G-pound hammer throw, an
event which has little place on an
academic track meet program. The
rough material looks good, and had Il
few OF the mon not been overanXious
they might have secured places.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Y. A. Ferguson, Pres
j. Nj. Acker. Vice-Pres.
w. G. Peugh, See. + Treas.
III. w. Maier, Adv. Mgr.
Directors
ii. HI. Scrape,
j. A. Gay,
Geo. Pickle,
w. b. McCluney,
ID. III. Hale.
Announces the date of the fair.
Premiums both cash and those
donated by the merchants will
appear next week. II takes time
to classify, hundreds of dollars
worth of valuable prizes, so we
are unable to publish them this
October "a, IS, 26, and n, 1911.
Contracts for Grand Stand, Ex
Inhibition Hall. Stables, Band
Stand, ETC., have been let.
week. Our list covers everything
that grows, or made on the farm,
and great care will be taken to
place the prizes with the worthy
ones. Remember the date. Oct.
"a to "a. and meet me at the
fair.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

-
Ine rune 0zeoea cenooss %
AD9 49, 49, - "a y
:. ~ "a,
p " =
49, -
m .Aaan 49, 49,
- - ,' - -. ~ 49,
- - ~ S =
- "a 4a 49, - -
Z. =: 10y i Io1
s = INT Al o:,
.~ho s.laa - 49,
~,h;..4s IL n. -. ). 80. -.
h;.Ss- - 49,
strnne thorn,,.h r.,n;a. -. -
h;.ha. - .- D
m;y~d .sat a.a =
alvavs ma.n ;,..,-ss....ase -.
sion doas no .,aao.sa..;i., -.
.~ow.h u :. -. a. III
th-onea, 60. t.a4 a.S... -.
What yo,, oct n n..;ro thrs,' 49,
thee o.,,.<ls. - oe,x 80.
ali thu taanhers .-d ar r.n;ls
to rrnort ~ H. D,,sS;. sc5po1
building ON the foiIow;n0 day-
Tuetr1av-at Q O'Clock . m fhat
the nnnils NAV secnre . 1T Of
bool1s to he used 81 their resnec-
tive grades Bv the above mam-
tionen nlan. we shall ohv;ata The
waste Of time usually occas;oned
at the OPENING on the f;rsA dav
Of school. and prevent tho IRISH
on the dealers in hooks
The Roard Of TrrSte.s have
seen 81 to p.tt -, tho eleventh
Grade for the COMING sass;nn NJ
which viii enable those n,,n;ls
who exnect to n,nxne their st,,1
les aA some first class ;nst;tn-
ton Of LEARNING more thorong.,-
lv to nrenara Themselves for ON
+r.roa "a o.,.s,Ia +hos -.
who NAV not 90 off 80 CalIana
to remain IN school for .notha,
wear This progressive stan i 20
IL oo,o.faa
Tv,a ent;ra scboo, h.;,a;, h.s
been tbnrnnrblv claanad .mJ
made sanitary nrenarato,v 70
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Since it rs impossible for me
to zee each and every voter who
% kindly supported me in both
primaries, take this method
through which to tender my
sincere thanks for all efforts in
my behalf.
Am very proud of the support
my friends have given me, for
IN them / have found loyalty.
You assured me support and
the test proved good
Your True Friend.
B. N. EDENS.
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NOTICE 70 ROAD TAX PAY.
ERS.

Nd ice b hereby given to all persons who are
ltabIe Snr Communication road tax for the year
nssl that the ssme II now due and payable 1t
- &bosi1a once ~ aAid County. and that sai1
kaxeA viii be delisQuent on and after November
= : ~. Notice IL further Gisen after the LET
- " November 1871 an aAs1avit will be made
nenX - 70 DaW before one OF the several jus
ksce1 the Peace aRaiust each party delinquent
= a kagmeat of said DELINQUENT road tax. Any
- snhtsc4 to the Communication road tai
80 1T ct eight tsD days under contractor
= - peospst unworked road contiguous to his
- ~ il lieu q the e2.O0 communication road
l,4|- ~ 10 TIE 3Dth day Of September 1871
~ han be seportei to the BOARD Of super
4. > the LIST day 81 October. 1911.
- oehes thinGs Section 4470 Code 1T 1855
- p eAG1 asy person who fails to perform
- 49, amount al wask or to ray Mid tan
Gu111y a. . Dishemeanor and punished
- nqge a. TIE yusttce of the Peace ~ for
~ aoapeaaoss.
IN Qn1e $50. further provides that
l8 eba1D hegin persecution before the
- 1n4toe a ~ Pescc not later than the Let
= os6obss following IN each year asainst
~ - suhjsct 70 road dssS. who have not
- - theis tinsos paid their communication
- relative = tbe esIl~csion of Road
Nd In h sigt1ly e1obsced.
"a H. nh day = August. 1871.
T. %. JONES.
10 80 Tax Collector. Monroe County
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$50 acres, Monroe County three

$50 acres, Monroe County three
miles from railroad town: 2tO acres
in cultivation. remainder pasture
and hay land, four good tenant
houses. wells. harms and "utl'ui:d-
ings; post-oak and prairie soil.
slightly rolling and well drained !;
adjoining land held at ESQ an acre;
price $50 an acre, terms.
GALBREATH BROS.
Mem phia. Tenn.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

My residence for sale. Also my
household fIm;fue. The most Dc.
sirable location in the city. Ap-
ply to,
Mrs. Belle Mcmillan. or
X. ID. Orenshaw, Aberdeen,
Mississippi
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Examinations for teachers OF
the Public Schools of Monroe Co.
Mississippi, will be held in the
CITY of Aberdeen, as follows:
FOR WHITE TEACHERS.
First Examination, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. ! and 2, 1911.
Second Exa.ninatiOn, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. Is and Is, ~
IL.
FOR C0LORED f1ACHER0.
FIRST Examination, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 8 and 8, 1911
Second Examination, Friday nd
Saturday, Sept. % and q, IS
IL.
Teachers will bring Safety bot
ties Of ink, pens and paper. Ex-
amnsa4ioms begin promptly at 8
o. clock q. m.
Respectfully,
E. f. COwley, Sup
ermtendent Of Education, Mon
roe County.
Aug 11-7wks.
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| suffered habitually from con.
stipation. Doan y Regiilets reliey-
ed and stfengi heD. Al the bowels.
so that they have been regul
ever since.-A. r.. Davis, gocer,
sulphur Springs, Texas.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ton he Citizens of Aberdeen and
- Surrounding Vicinity:
live take pleasure in annOunc
ir HIST ON Friday, Sept. LIST, we
vii open our new grocery store,
in the Holmes Building on Com
meFce Street.
Our stock u N from start
to finish, embracing, = sleasdid
line Of staple and fancy grocer
iesy feed stuff, and self rising
Fldur. It - our highest aim to
enG2eavor ut all times to furnish
oud cuatomew with fresh and
web kept groceries, supplying
them with the best the market
affords.
Thanking you IN advance for
q share Of your valued patronage
and assuring you that all orders
viii receive our careful and most
prompt attention, we are,
Very truly yours,
EIKNER BROS.
w. f. Eilner,
L. f. Ei3ner,
Phones:
Cumberaapd No. 81.
II you want anything like ,
bOik, come here to get it.
lgoN1OB uBW8 STORE.
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A Gard of Thanks.

l sincerely thank the people
of Monroe County for the vote
given me for County Treasurer
in the recent primay. ] shall al
ways hold it i'm remembrance Az
an expression of their confidence
Respectfully,
r. Y. OWENS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Have you seen Paiges odor-
less moth BAGS? 1ey protect
all wooden wear IN furs from
moths. Buy one and save You
winter clothes. They are cheap.
MONROE NEWS STORE.
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Better get one Of those Cedar
Moth Bags. 0dorless and guar.
anteed TO keep moths away from
your winter clothing, furs, blank
ets, ETC., For Sale, ONLY AT,
MONROE NEWS STORE.
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&shA n-~,sv..~.or~ - -
Al n.~ . ner~eoef -
eelea~-4Sa ~ n s~5W. ~
E6e.e K;dsv afie.1oen An@s1
|t-nr4,nefth
w.. 80. >h>e,eea - -
~ to rert.Lm. ~ ~. fer1;ve.
.rd No. deEeA4fnl eeeeeio.
A. ~ ~,..t .,~:v~d 1Sev -.
~-~c:o:,-lv relno.-ea ~ ri.
- -es.r. : - e ~
-. -. s..;.tsS ~ ~.
ter h.lf rho 80 = - -1e
he~neak;n0 ! heertv ve1eoIe -
ore - al Mrs D.uneo6f -
heent;fn,lv enrnad n M e.iE
.ra l... wh;La her uaids If hon
- Me- In,;-o pS,rhetA and
M.rv Iae Edene Looked ther
sweeteet in whit lingerie frocks
tr;mmod =, laoa and Embroidery
ra16,er OLA snallino amfeh
was chosen for Amusement Eaeh
Renst was oiyen = amau parcel
which either contained an onion
or potatoe. sOnions 10 one eide
of the rom and potatoes to the
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PEI s o ~ L a ~ ID
ETY. NOT E )


All society happenings and local
news teIephoned to 90 will be given
careful attention and will be much ap-
preciated.
Mesdames f. l.. Sykes, Ovestes
Stacios and Miss Gertrude Syk-
es. entertained fifty of their fri
ends. Wednesday afternoon, at
progressive bridge and Rook'
in honor of Mrs. Garrard Harris,
ackson. Mrs. Sykes home was
never more attractive, artistlcal-
ly adorned with ferns palms and
cut flowers and these charming
ladies were never more gracious
than on this occasion. After sew
eral interesting rounds OF the
0ames. the Pf1z1s were awafSfetr
Mesdames f. o. Syks, and j. e.
Wicks, followed by a delightful
ice course.
MeSdaanes Elizabeth Bumpass,
Harry Payne have returned from
a most delightful visit with Mrs.
Hatch in New York.
MIR. Harry Payne is back from
Illinois.
Miss Estele Taylor, spent the
week end with her mother near
AmOry.
Mrs. Ovestes Stacios is back
from q trip to Chicago.
Mr.. John Donelson is in town
this week.
Mrs. James Haughton and Miss
Madge visited Mrs. Tom JOrdon
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Murrah assisted in
a very successful meeting at Fri
endship, on the East Side, las
week.
Miss EdHh is at home for .
few weeks vacation
We are glad to hear Miss Lal
lie McQuiston is at home from
long and delightful visit to Ono
ago.
The many friendsof Mr.. ans
Mrs. Dan Irwin Howard, an inter
esting family gave them warn
welcome.
Mrs. Mage Gilmore Mcmillan
win spend several weeks witt
relatives in North sdfolina-
Mrs. Ben Gillespie left Wed
nesday FOR New York to NEE
Der daughter Mrs Howard War
Mr.. Gounh of West Point
in town this week.
Mn. A. Rector IS visiting ne
mother IN Rrinceville, KY
Miss Harriet Stark. was tn
charming hostess of her Roo
club Wednesday afternoon.
Mis- Georgia Strong, Away
sweet and gracious win entertai
this afternoon the members I
her club and few frsenis
Rock.
Misses Cleo and Ruth McDo'
aid, left this week for . vis
to Rome, Ga.
Mrs. james Atehinsou accoz
panied by Mrs. Harry Gilmof
have left for New York md 81
atoea
n Kals 81 s.. Loui, No
4, epenk seyer11 day. y sc e
=
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Common Colds must be taken
Seriously

For unless cured they sap the
vitality and lower the vital re
sistance to more serious infection
Protect your children and YOU
self by the prompt use OF FOLEY
Honey and Tar Compound and
note As quick and decisive re
suits. For coughs, colds, whoop-
ing cough, Group, bronchitis and
affections Of the throat chest an
lungs il - an ever ready and
valuable remedy. Phoenix Drug
Company.
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The Aberdeen Weekly
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER /
WANTS.

FARM LOANS-We are enabled To
negotiate installment loans on I'M
proved Real Estate at per cent IN
terest in sums of 1000 90 or over;
under 81 600. 90 at per cent
LEFTWICH & TUBB, Attorneys.
Sept. IA, 1910. io-3m
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

! Little Miss Annie Bedford
Jones gave charming birthday
party on Tuesday afternoon
There were twenty two little
boys and girls present and many
interesting games were played
! Dainty Refreshments were served
which consisted of pink and viii
cake and cream. All the children
had good time, one which
can long be remembered
Miss Mary Sue Houston was
the hostess of a pretty Rock
paIyt, last Friday Afternoon on
the lawn of the Clopton Hotel
Miss Pearl Robinson was pre-
sented with first prize. DAINTY
ices and cakes were served the
guests at the close of the game
Mrs. ID. G.. Harris and her two
SONS of Chickasha, Okla, and
Minnie Guthrie of Mangurs, Ok
lahoma, will retrrm home Satur-
day, after a months stay with
Mrs. Werner, who is quite ILL.,
Mrs. d. d. Stephenson, and
Mrs. F w Harris, of Columbus
spent Sunday at East Inn, the
gensts of Mrs. d. c. Harris, of
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Roht. Gettys and little
Dnrley have just returned from
pleasant visit to friends and
relatives In Buena Vist1.
Rev. Louis II. Slime returned
from GlOncestes, Mass, Wednes-
day, after a months vacation
at the resort.
Mrs. Julian Evans and daugh-
ter, little Maria Juiette, are
visiting Mrs Joe Evans in BIZ
loxi, Miss.
Mrs. Adeia Benson is spend
ing several weeks I'M Colorado.
Miss Frances jenkins is visit
ing friends i'm Memphis
Major s. A. Jonas and Miss
Annie are spending the week al
Point Clear, Ala.
Aberdeenians welcome MIR. d
/. Howard and family back tG
citizenship.
| Miss Agnes Carlisle, is back
from a delightful visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Crawford in Wes
Point.
Mrs. OveStes Stacios leaves
this week to summer her class
in West Point.
Mr.. Locke Lam is back from
Chicago.
| Mr.. Frank Sykes has retrunet
| to his home in Llona, Texas.
Mr.. Earnest Kizer of Tusca
loose. Ala, is visiting in the city
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Will sell round trip tickets to
Memphis, Sept. 23rd, and oath,
at the rate of $4.45. Good for re-
turn till Oct. 4th. For further in
formation, apply to,
j. r. YOUNG, AGENT.
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Endire upstairs Aberdeen Week
| " Building. Well lighted and
ven tilated. Front and back rooms
Apply to.
+. +. Davenport.
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roR CoLoRED fEACHKRS.
FOR SALE.

MY residence on Franklin Ave
nue.. Also three brood mares and
three colts.
E. o. SYKES, JR.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

The Weekly has a little Bus
mess Notice" in this ISSUE. 20
which ii calls the attention Of
it's friends.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

As usually treated, . spxainad
ankle will disable . maA 3 or 4
weeks, but by applying CAamher-
aims Liniment freely - sOoi a
the injury is received, and OBJ
serving the directions with each
bottle, a cure can be effected in
from two to four days. For sale
by all dealers.
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COTTON SEED

Will pay highest cash price for
your cotton seed. Warehouse and
Scales. east Of I. G. Depot. See
me before you sell.
JOE SANDERS.
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Money to Loan
On real estate. ut 8 per cent.
end on easy terms.


Fresh Bread and Rolls. bakrs
daily.
F. d. CARTHR 4 CO,
Phooe No. -.
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n yon love to ere pretty things
- Ne new line of rglB and
ard squsefs, at the Aberdeen
|HdW. Co., and il You love to
haze pretty things IN your home,
yoI will certainly make . pur-
chs)Be. Note the small cost.
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LOST
APPETITE
and HOPE
uoeloolod eold cause6 ce0p|i'
eoiiea, pEenpty essieEed
N eoguaa.

Mrs. II o0o
Boyer. 1881
Sherman Ave.
Evanston, Ill,
writes: III any
one has reason
to praise Pc
Tuna IL u sure.
1y myself.
Last sprtng
] became 90
run down from
the serious ef-
Iects Of . hng.
erlng cold, that
| several com.
p1icattous unit
ID IN pulling
me down. i
could neither
Oat nor sleep
well. and lost
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n have q world of confidence
| in amberains Cough Remedy.
forh1 have used 1t with perfect
suckcena, writes Mrs. NJ. /. Bias
for{ ,Pooleville, Md. For sale by
all dealers.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On farm lands, at 8 per cent, and
on easy terms. Apply to w. ii.
CLIFTON, Aberdeen. Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Qtake this method of thanking
the | people of the county for
Their expression Of confidence
in he ~ eviiencd by their gem
ere&ns vote, which elected me to
thu office Qf County Assessor
shall endeauOr to show my
ap5 eciation Of same by serving
in That office to the best Of my
Respectfully.
w. "A. NOAH.
-Rhe merchants and business
msSh Of Aberdeen should get
bus and advertise.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

The newest and most up TO
date line Of caskets and other
sndertakess supplies, at Aber-
deem Hdw. Co.
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Respectfully.
w. "A. NOAH.

iron ROOM or BOARD.
Tor rooms or board, apply TO
MI. ]. Il Huffman zoe South
Jas}nes Street Aberdeen, Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

The community was grieved
at the death Of Mr.. Phil Christ
man, who died at his residence,
in this city, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Christman has been a citi-
en- of Aberdeen for a number of
years and was esteemed by all
who knew him. To his bereaved
family sympathy Is extended by
the entire community.
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Christian Church.
Rev. 1. H. Slime. Pastor.

Regular services Sunday, fore
noon and evening. a Vision in
a Bush Mr.. Slime 3 evening
theme. The public cordially i'm
vited.