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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

An important. special. meet
ing his been called for FRIDAY
night. March 18th 1917 at
o clock to be held at the Knights
OF Pythias Hall. over Chas. q.
Haughton s Store. All members
are urgently requested TO he
preseni.
Fred J.. Graf. Secretary.
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But never follow the use OF
Foley s Honey and Tar. which
checks the cough and -expels the
cold. NJ Stockwell, Hannibal, Mo.
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Mr.. MIG. Riding. IA prominent
merchant of Hickory Flat Miss.
and once citizen of Monroe
county, was a pleasant visitor to
this office yesterday. Mr.. Riding
is always welcomed to his old
home by his host of friends.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-17

The East Mississippi Four
County Medical Society will
meet at Amory. Tuesday the 81.
ut ? p. m. The meeting will be
held at DIR. Bryant office. There
will be something doing; and the
physician who fails TO attend il
will have cause to regret.
+. j. Underwood. Sec y.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

AS to issuance of the Bonds of
the City of Aberdeen, Miss. for
paving the Streets of said City,
putting in storm sewerage and
improving said Streets; and for,
the purpose of constructing, or
contracting for the construction
of, city hall and furnishing the
same and of public school
building for negro pupils and for
furnishing the same.
Whereas. the Mayor and Board
of Selectmen, of the City of Alb
erdeen. Miss. have ordered an
| election to be held on the 18th
of April 1911, at the said Mayor
office in said city, for the pur-
pose of submitting to the quail
| fled electors of said city the
question of whether or not they
will vote for the issuance of the
| bonds Of said city in the sum Of
Twenty-Five Thousand ($23, 900
OO) Dollars, for the purpose Of
paving the streets of said city.
putting in storm sewerage ana
| improving said streets; and for
the issuance of 500, 600, 90 of said
city bonds for the purpose OF
constructing, or contracting for
the construction of, city hall
for said city, and furnishing the
same: and for the issuance OF
/ $4,000 of said city bonds for
! the purpose of constructing, or
contracting for the construction
of, public school building for
negro pupils and for furnishing
S-same and whereas " npe !!
!, dersiened nave 5sen aPpoIhfsu )
said Mayd and Board of Select
men as cory missioners or manag-
ers to hold said election:
Now, therefore, notice is here
by given to the qualified elec-
tors of said city that an cleo
ton will be held at the Mayor S
Office in said city on the 18th
day of April, 1911, the polls to
open at 8 o'clock, "A. m and to
close at 6 O'Clock p. M, where
AT the questions of whether or
not said city, or the Mayor and
Board of Selectmen thereof. shall
issue said bonds will be voted
on and be decided by the quail
flied electors of said city.
Witness our signatures this the
1st. day of March 1911.
G. W. Brewer.
G. $. Clopton.
r. ID. Daniel.
/ Election Commissioners of the
/ City of Aberdeen, Miss,
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COLDS
BREED
CATARRh
Her Terrible Experience Shows
Now Peruna Should Be in Every
Home to Prevent Colds.

Mrs. G. s.
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1911 Wood
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City No.,
writes.
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sPeak
Peruna.
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most all the
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the last two years think from your
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nuss have had that also. l suffered
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runa. IL keeps me from taking cold
with the exception of some deaf
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Il feel that words are inadequate to
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DELINQUENT LAND LIST

SALE OF LANDS DELINQUENT FOR TAXES FOR THE fiscal
YEAR 1919. STATE MISSISSIPPI MONROE COUNTY
7. O. Jones' Sheriff and Tax Collector Of Monroe County
Mississippi, will MONDAY THE 3rd DAY of APRI, l9l
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: USTICE OF THE PEACE

Eas ern Division. First Dis
trIct.
j f. BOWLING
Western Division, End Dis
trict.
CllAS. G. WEAVER
". H. RICHARDSON
-asteln Division, Third Dis
fist.
ANDREW j. ADAlR
Fourth District
- a. DALTON
Third District
j. G. PINNIN
\. W. SANDIFER
Fifth District
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FOR SALE

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TOR DISIh1 ATIORNEY.
JAMES \. FINLEY,
GEORGE IL. HILL, Jis-
JAMES 4. tNNINGiiAAf
OF Prentiss County
G.. a. BRATToN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ri IDA \ .........- VI Ahsfl
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JAMES \. FINLEY,
GEORGE II. HILL, .;H-
JAMES 4. CtNNINGIlAM
OF Prentiss County
G.. A. BRATToN
FOR THE STATE SENATE.
III. + BROYi.ES
q. j LEF'TWICII
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
J. C. CHAFFIN,
b y. EDENS.
T. T. DEAVENPORT,
j T. DABBS
ID A. BEEkS
ID. III. STREETMAN
ID. w BREW Err
.. y. ROBERTS
i. II HARMON
OR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
NJ 4. YOUNG
BEN ii. MCFARLAND
FOR SHERIFF.
J. y. COOPER.
DAN q. TAYLOR,
PAUL t. ROBERTS
OR CHANCERY CLERK.
GREEIY RAY
e. p. SMITH,
MATT II. HARRIS.
HOUSTON 4. WOo'D
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
". I. WARE.
O. NJ. WEST,
Il COUNTY TREASURER.
John :. HENLEY
W. II. WEST
r. Z. ROSS,
= Y. OWENS,
ALLAN ID COX
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
". +. WARE.
O. NJ WEST,
E COUNTY TREASURER

FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
w. A. NOAH,
III. O. BROOK,
CliAS T. SMITH.
j. VI. DEAN,
VIRGIL Is. Fits
w. VI. TAYLOR
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80. 1856
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oP COUNTY ATTORNEY
OR CHANCERY CLERK

GREEDY RAY
q. r. SMITH,
MATT II. HARRIS,
HOUSTON Il WOOD
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FOR THE STATE SENATE

III r BROYI.ES
g. j LEF"TWIC1l
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Fred l.. Graf, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

Owing to. tho sudden ,IIness Of Mr.. Bel
lew his local engagement was discon-
tinued at the Sal, Lake theatcr.
Tim the penman will be presented
for the last two performances i'm Salt
Lake al the Colonial this afternoon and
evening. Florence Roberts, Thurow
Bergen and Theodore Roberts have made
This play one Of The very best dramatic
offerings Of. the past few seasons and
IT Is hoped thai these three stars VIII
again appear In salt Lake In a play
equally as strong as "Jlm the Penman. =
Ia Areners and Victor, whose won
derful dancing is creating almost SEN
before their majestias, The king and
queen OF Spain. on the occasion of their
royal wedding. Before entering vaude-
VILE Victor gained fame in Spain az a
the accredited champion bull fighter OF
Spain.
Melodranlstio. as is Tho Easternor, ="
their way through Its action IN such a
manner as TO make The play unusually
interesting The play has been the Gar
| rick's bill all week. and with matinee
| This afternoon and performance tonight
| it will give way TO Texas" which Will
open for one week tomorrow evening.
Wednesday, night, November I, at 30
o'clock, The New Empress theater on up
per Main street will be formally usherad
| into the local theatrical field All the
minor details incidental. To the opening
have becn carefully taken care OF A
| glance at the opening bill seems to as
| sure salt I>akcrs OF an excellent pro-
gramme right at tho start end il is the
! policy OF tho Sullivan & Considinc circuit
never 10 drop below standard once cs-
| tablished.
Margaret Mayo's great success. Baby
NJ A. ~ ina, ,iprv
played one solid year at Dalys thcater,
| New York. comes IN the Colonial for one
week, beginning Sunday night The per
pleXitics OF Zoie. The hbbing wife; Aegie.
| her charming friend. and Jimmy who is
the good natured victim OF both women
arc said to- be extremely amusing Few
comedies arc az continuously funny as
| ''Baby Mine" which has a laugh i'm cy-
cry line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
KYRLE BEL[EW ILL.,;
NOT ABLE TO PLAY
Severe Attack of La Grippe
Confines Popular Actor
to His Bed.

Owing to a severe attack ol la
orinpe, Kyrlc Bcllcw. the noted En-
plish actor. who made hs llrst ap'
nearanco in "rhc Mcllusc' at the Salt
Lake theater Thursday night. was com
PEELED TO cancel the balance OF the 10
cal engagement. Several hundred dls
appointed playgocrs were tnined AWAY
from the Salt Lake theatcr last night
as the management decided that 1t was
better to call the show off than present
the play with au .uuderstudy III MI
Bellew 5 place.
Shortly after arising Yesterday
morning i'm his apartments ut the Ho'
tel Utah Mr. Bcllew felt anew attacks
of chill and fever which he first cX-
perienced while PLAYING III Denver seN.
eral DAYS ago, aud which he attributed
TO the altitude. The spcll had appar-
emily passed over and Mr.. Bcllew was
counting on having On ENJOYABLE time
during his stay IN salt Lake renewing
nlany old acquaintanccs and IN sight
seeing As his fever increased IN
stead of diminishjno. he returned to his
bed aud had Dr. Snow called, 1t was
on the doctors advice that Mr.. BclieN
determined 10 cancel the balance of his
engagement and remain quietly in his
apartments for the next few days. lie
expects TO have sufficiently recovered
by Monday To resume his tour west
ward,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

Owing to, tho sudden ,ness Of Mr.. I3el.
lew. his local engagement was discou-
tinued at the Salt Lake theater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
CHURCH IN POLITICS,
GLASMANV DECLARES
Bishop Taylor Is Said to Have
Urged Claims of the
Brethren.
WANTS THEM ELECTED
Gentiles at Ogden Said to Be
Alarmed at Action of
Cllurchmen.
WANTS THEM ELECTED

The following article, under the
heading: Mormon Church Is In Poll
,ics-Bishop Taylor Reads Names oil
the Brothers at Church Meeting That
We Want Elected '-Geutiles Getting
Uneasy aud Threaten Rcvolt-Mass
Convention Proposed, appeared IN
Thursday evening" Ogden Standard;
The Gentiles In this community are
greatly alarmed over what Is said 10 he
q church interference in politics. III is
cha rscd and proven beyond a doubt, that
nany OF the Mormon church leaders took
such an important part III the late pll-
maries that many OF the non -MormonS
are talking of war measures; three sen
appointed committeeman will visit Scna-
Tor Thomas kearns the latter part ot
this week 10 make arrangements for the
Organization Of the American party In
ogden. At frs: this paper was inclined
10 laugh al tho dcnuncistiop Of the al
legged church influence. but when many
~ our leading citizens, and some of them
MofTnons, charged tins paper WITH sup
pressing The action Of the church In poll
lies. this paper finally detailed reporter
TO look the matter up.
Al the sunday afternoon meeting al
The Ogden tabernacle. Apostle q. Q. Me-
kay preached good citizenship sermon,
calling The people TO vote for good
men for mayor and commissioners. he
ber Scowcroft was seated on the stand
~ illN E'HN >H' ~ hA'- ~ w 80 -
tho speaker. There could have been no
doub, that Apostle Mckay meant that
Mr. Scoworof; was the good man for tho
office Of mayor. At least men who at
tended The tabernacle say they felt that
The spostls vas putting In good word
for Brother Hebcr SccNcrofI.
In the Eighth ecclesiastical ward or
Third municipal ward. Bishop Taylor al
;he church services had ballot and
from il picked the church candidates and
asked his flock 10 support them.
Bishop TaNlor mentioned the names
Of Brother Hebcr Scowcrcft Brother
Samuel Browning Brother Van Dyke,
Brother Eecder and when lie came to the
name Of Joseph G, Nye. the bishop said
that Mr.. Nye wss not a member OF tho
Mormon church but that he WAS in sym
patr- With the Mormon church, and stood
for what NC do.
Bishop .'rsvlor did not mipcc words.
He said. "We want these good men
c'ectod
This paper has always looked upon J.
T.. Nye as good Methodist br2,hnr. but
il seems the Saints have him Fed down
tight in sympathy NTH Them.
One eood Mormon has told the writer
that Tho bishop so raw in instruct
ing the Saints how L" vote that he has
been shvcrnC every time he picked up
iIe Evening STANDARD fearing All expose
Of the n-Amcrican methods
ono OF the candidates whom tho church
leaders arc not supporting was dunn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

founded To sec his Mormon friends,
whom the said candidate had favored
many lines in The past. actually work
Ing against his former friend ana hcne
factor. Another candidate had befr,cnd- :
ed certain Mormon bishop aud Was
forced 10 shed tears when som" ladies
told him the bishop had commanded
them rs their bishop 10 vote against the
said candidate who had done this same
bishop many 2 good turn. 1t is only lair
To say the said canhidate denied this
last story. mt The ladies arc good Nor
mons and say tho story Is true and they
viii give the name OF The bishop whom
ever this paper may ask for IT,
Now then. what docs This church aC-
tlvity mcgn? For twenty years the
publisher Of this paper has tried TO keep
The religious fight down In ogden, and
this paper prIdes itself on having been
fairly successful in maintaining peace
and harmony In ogden But This latest
Mormon church activity is little more
than good American citizens VIII willing
" submit to-
Have the church leaders any excuse
to make for their over-ze9 lous support
OF those candidates named by the self
appointed committee Of thirty behind the
closed doors of tic church hcadquar-
tcrs I'm the Eccles building?
This reminds us that there seems Ia
have been n switch in candidates. Tho
secret meeting held In the church head
quarters nominated 4. G. Foil. but for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
THREE RESIGN FROM
MEXICAN CABINET

NEXICO CITY. Oct, 2I.-Three minis
ters rendered their designations AZ an
animated meeting of the cabinet last
night, 1t Nas learned today. They were
Acting Minister OF War General Gonzales
Salas Minister Of the Interior Alberto
Garcia C;ramalos and Minister az Public
instruction Francisco Nasqucz Gomez.
Their action was direct outcome or
the attack made OH tho ministers OF war
and tho interior at "Wednesday night $
session of congress when an explanation
OF tho government failure 10 suppress
the Xapetistas was demanded. II Is be
lcVed that President DC Ia Bama VIII
accept the designations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
ROBBERS BLOW UP
OKLAHOMA BANK SAFE

SHAWNEE. Okla. Oct. 97.-Robbers
attacked the town Of McComb, several
miles from here, today, cut telephone
and telegraph wires. then blew open the
safe in the town bank, They got a
large amount of money and escaped he
fore a sheriff's posse could head them
off. Men are on the robbers trail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS

COLONIAL TIIEATER = Florence
Roberts, Thurlow Bergen and Thco-
dore Roberts, IN lin the Penman."
Curtain, s Is, Matinee today.
oRPHEUM THEATDR - Advanced
vaudeville. All week. Mstinees
daily at a.15, evening performances
sis.
GARRICk THEATER- East
erper.' by She Gar-ick stock com.
panv Curtain, SID. Matinee to-
day,
MAJESTIC THEATEE-Abbreyiat
musical comedy by the Majestic
company.
MISSION THEA TER--Motion pic
lures and vaudeville, Afternoon
and evening.
LIBERTY THEArEE-Mo Motion pic
lures. songs aud orchestra. After
noon and evening.
CASINO TlIEATEE-M Motion pic
lures and vaudeville. Afternoon and
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
EPISCOPALIANS NAME
MISSIONARY BISHOPS

NEW YORK, Oct; 27.-Rev. Peter
Trimblc Rowe, missionary bishop of
Alaska, today was elected bishop ot the
Episcopal missionary district of South
Dakota. Other missionary bishops
chosen by the Episcopal bishops were
Rev D. Trumbul Huntington, bishop
at Wu lIn. China. and Rev Henry st.
George Tucker. president OF st. Paul IS
college. Japan. bishop Of Koto. japan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
Want to Help Make Law.

NEW YORK Oct 21-''Ilntil tho en-
francbisement OF women. wc call upon all
women 10 oppose the Idea OF a uniform
divorce law" reads a section of the plat
form adopted by the women's suffrage
party OF New York At It's third annual
convention here. The clause adds that
such legislation at this time Is opposed
because snch law cus cited now would
he made by men only and would therefor
necessarily discriminate against women"
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A Medicine that gives Coufidencs

Is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs I. ]. Adams. 522 No. Kansas Ave.
Columbus. Kas., writes: "For mum
Der Of years my children have been sub.
iect to coughs and colds. I used Foley IS
Honey and Tar Compound and found
that. 1t cured their coughs aud colds,
30 ! kept it in the house all the time -
Refuse substitutes, Schramm- oh n.
sou Drugs, five stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

some reason nc has been dropped by the
church crowd and ScoMcroft has been
substituted as the head Of the secret
meeting nominees. while n. G. Fell mys-
teIiously finds himself supported by WHAT
some call tho wet" interests, lust why
this switch WAS MADE and how and when
IL Was accomplished is still s. mystery.
There is some talk OF holding Il con-
Nention OF non Mormons. but ms papci
advises those who feel wounded 10 await
further developments. Tho church lead
crs may really have some excuse Ter
their activity In politics al thus time and
lIis paper colls on tho church leaders and
offers free space TO show why the lead :
nrs ~ tho Mormon church should AT this
lime find II necessary TO instruct Their
menhors how 10 vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

You are not experimenting on your
self when you take Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy for cold as that prep
aration has won its great reputation
and extensive sale by its remarkable
cures Of colds, and can always be de-
pended upon II is equally valuable for
adults ard children and may be given
to 5ounc children with implicit confi-
depce. as it contains no harmful drug.
Sold by all dealers.
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Bamberger Electric Cars to Ogden
svery hour-on the hour-in an hous.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-17
CARRINGTON PREACHER
INVENTS A DEVICE

Darlington, N. D., Feb. 14.-Rev. R.
Patton, pastor of the Congregational
church in this city, has just been al
lowed patents on aeroplane improve
ments that promise to do away with
the danger of machines turning over
suddenly while in the air. The device
consists of pendulum arrangement at
the bottom Of which is the scat Of the
operator. The upper end of the pendu-
lum is connected with the four ruddcrs.
one at either side of the plane, one at
the front and one at the rear. By a
practical system of equilibrium, should
the aeroplane tilt little one way, the
weight Of the operator in the pendulum
seat instantly and automatically ad-
justs the proper rudders to swing the
acroplane Immediately into stable pc.
sition. The working of the rudders is
positive and entirely automatic and
they respond to tie slightest fitting of
the machine. The pendulum with the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-17
WILL EXPERIMENT
FOR EDUCATION
REPRESENTATIVE OF NoRwEa.
IAN FARMING COMMUNITY Is
SOON DUE IN RAMSEY co.

Within the next two months, three
quarter sections Of rich farming land
in Ramsey county viii be taken in hand
by a young Norwegian, who is at pres
ent attending the Agricultural school,
and if scientific methods produce re-
suits twenty wealthy Norwegian farm
ers will move their families and their
household goods to the fertile fields in
the vicinity OF this city.
Last fall negotiations were opened
with local land men by young Nor
wegian representing community of
Norwegian farmers who have dubbed
together paying his expenses to North
Dakota to investigate the land. Sc
curing the necessary options the young
man is at present attending the state
Agricultural school, learning the meth
DDS properly used in this section of the
country. It was his intention to re.
turn to Ramsey county in plenty of
time for seeding and if successful his
report will undoubtedly bring over his
hackers in the old country.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-17
TO KILL STRING SHOOTING BILL

Bismarck, N T., Feb. Is. = Spring
shooting of geese is y question. ii,
which hunters in all parts of the state
are vitality interested. Many favor the
bill, but it also has it's enemies.
That a strenuous effort is being made
to kill the measure is evidenced by the
large number Of communications which
are daily being received by the mem
bers of both houses. Senator Duis of
Grand oFrks is the recipient of mum.
Der Of petitions, which are said to have
been signed by almost a thousand
names
These birds which nest Oh the ice in
the northern part of the state near the
boundary line, ire not only accessible
in the spring of the year but in the fall
as well, so the hunters have ample op.
portunity to take a shot at them in
that season.
This question has been taken up edi
torially by all the leading papers Of the
state. and the comments of the Forum
in this regard, were duly noted in Bis
many legislators and lobbyists. 1t i:
understood that {. majority in botl
houses favor the Forums remarks
along this line and hope to see the bill
killed.