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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

oompers Makes FrIseo Address.
San Francisco. CaI.-San EEanc1o4S
observed Labor Day by the custoun
parade. Members Of 100 unions NJ
In line Samrel 0ompers, prestde
Of the American Federation Of l1D6s
made the address.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15
Canadian crop Report.

Winnipeg. Mantle official esti.
mate OF the western Canada crop in
three provinces shows: Wheat, 49,
500. 900 bushels; oats. 223.50O. 900 bush
els; barley. 33.250.000 bushels; naa,
sc. 0O0, 900 bushels.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15
British Tobacco Trust Founder Dies

Bath. Eng-H. o. Wills. who was
largely instrumental I'm the formation
OF the Imperial Tobacco company fof
Great Britain and Ireland), Limited.
the so-called tobacco trust" died
here
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

City Of Mexico.---Fifty Zapatistas
ere dead and their leader. Gen. EN-
no zapana. IL believed 10 have been
Wounded IN . battle fought between
~ nGoreloo insurrecto and federal
trooDo under 0en. Moreios
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

The annual meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Synod of Mississippi win be held
at Tupelo during the third week in
November. Calls are now being issued
for the various presbytery sessions At
which delegates will be chosen to the
synod meeting.
There win be no matters of excep-
tional interest before the body this
year, but the presbyteries will have up
for consideration . number of overtures
referred back from the last session Of
the Southern general assembly.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Chicago. ul-FIoral pieces without
union label are not emblems Of re-
spect when placed on the biers Of
dead trade unionists, according TO the
sentiment Of the Chicago Federation
az Labor
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15
Fire Damages Missouri Church.

Bevier, Mo.-The upsetting of a
coal oil lamp at the Holiness church
building set fire to the buildin. caus-
ing damage to II of $1,000.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

] Mount Carmel. Il.-After f. o.
iIly and n. H. Grishem had pleaded
6iIty to selling liquor In dry terri
tory they were told by the officials
that II they would go away and stay
avay they might leave.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Springfield. Ill.-Lieut. Joseph l.
Wier. United States army. of St.
Louis. Mo-. and Miss Mildred Comp
ton. Of Savannah. Ca. were married
here. Lieut.. Wier recently graduated
from West Point
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15
Six City ofnciaIs indicted.

Wanette, Okla.-This place facez
prospects of being deprived OF . city
administration. At a special gram
jury true bills were returned ag1fnss
six of the eight officials. No arrest
have been made.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

The board of pension examiners met
day for the purpose of going over the
rolls and passing on new applications.
The annual appropriation given by Mis-
sissippi is $500, 600. There are more
than 5000 on the rolls.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Paramee. France.-Hying &C.
- here. Roland Cares 1901
worlds altitude record with : r
plane, By mounting 13.646 feee
Try Ayer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Rogers, Arx.-The county jail At
BentonviIle had house cleaning at an
ooriy hour when six prisoners against
whom were felony charges escaped
nom the new tafl. None has been
rocnptured.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Mission, Textile Rio Orande II
On = big rise along its lower course.
and m overflow Of the valley il
threotened. Heavy rains In northern
Mexico and western Texas caused the
H006.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15
Postal eank In Westminster,

Washington. d. C.-Postmaster
General Hitchcock has designated
Warrington ~ q postal savings bank.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

1cPOItS O1SCUu13XIuxs
Meridian.-Reports from every portion
of this district are the most discour-
aging received in years. The army worm
IL absolutely running whole fields Of
cotton, and the work of devastation
only takes . matter Of twenty-four to
1orty-eieht hours.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Jaclkson.-While on her way to co.,
suit physician, Mrs. w. E. Leggett WAS
seized with . hemorrhage and bled to
death before medical aid reached her.
The unfortunate lady was II years old.
the mother Of four children.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

Tippah Shows Increase.
The assessment roll Of TippaA county,
- reported to the state auditor, shows
an increase of $99, e61 in realty values
for the current year. The total realty
assessment Of the county is q, III, $40.
The oasis., 1911-08-19
Saturday, August I0, 1911
MINING ~ EWS.

4 acolIectlon of Short Newsy Items s,om Among the Mines of Arizona.
The oasis., 1911-08-19

O
The oasis., 1911-08-19

acolIectlon of Short Newsy Items
 From Among the Mines of fArlzona.
 Graham Guardian: s. $. Camp. bell, president of the Gila Valley Electric, Gas and Water Company, accompanied by A. G. Smith, se- eretary of the company, went to fbe Graham mountains Monday morning to look over the reservoir in Frye Canyon. On his return here Mir. Campbell stated that the concrete work in building the con- Juit is the best he had ever seen. He also stated that the work of filling up the canyon with rock, which will form part of the dam, is progressing rapidly. The blasting is being done successfully, one round of shots bringing down into the canyon a hundred tons of rock. When the rock filling is complet- pd, the company will push the work of completing the dam.
 Arizona Republican: One of the largest mining sales made in the Globe mining district for some lime was consummated last Mon- day when Joseph c. Eyman, for mer manager of the Live Oak Min ing company who opened up that property and was also manager of the Keystone company, bought the z claims which are known as the Cole and Goodwin group. Mir. Erman said that he had bought the claims for clients of his but that at this time he could not diyulge their identity. These claims were bought from F. J. Cole and the price paid was $150,000. Some development work has been done on these claims which includes a 400 foot shaft and a 450 foot cross cut tunnel. The contract calls for the commencement of work in 10 days when the new owners will begin sinking shafts.
 q Paso Times: The old Paradise mining district in Arizona, fifty two miles east of Douglas, will take on new life soon as result of the erection of the 100.ton concentrat- ing mill that the Paradise Mining < Milling company has purchased for immediate shipment to the old camp. The mill was bought in El Paso and cost approximately Sl5,- 900, It will be placed in commis'
The oasis., 1911-08-19

sion as soon as it can be assem- bIed and set up. The plant will be primarily used for custom mill ing of the ores of the Paradise dis trict. It will consist of crushers, rolls, Huntington mills and Deister tables. Owing to the proximity of timber and water in abundance the plant will be run by steam power. Later the capacity of the mill will be greatly increased.
 Mohave Miner; Last Sunday James F. Mcconnell, messenger for the Gold Road people, brought in from the mill @ bar of bullion weighing $23, ,000, the result of six days cleanup. The former bar was $34000, a cleanup of eight days run of the mill, the two bars making 57,000 taken out in fourteen days ending last Saturday. The mill is now capable of turning out more than $100,000 per month and 1t is expected that this rate of production will be maintained until larger plant is installed, when the production of bullion will reach close to two million dollars per year. The mine has the ore to keep the production above 5000 tons of ore per month for at least twelve years, so it i: reported by those in authority.
 Tucson Citizen. A carload of carbonate copper ore. one of Q number of such carloads to be sent out of Tucson recently. is to be shipped from the city today to the El Paso shelter It is the product of the Sheehy-O'Donough property | in the Santa Rita mountains. The ore was taken from a shaft between l 65 and 70 feet in depth and from an ore body said to be 9 feet in width. The smelter returns have been averaging about $50 per ton, according to P. Sheehy, who is in the city today. The same carbon ate formation crops out on the surface in more than 100 places near the present shaft, he states. The ore for these shipments is hauled 5 miles on downhill grade to Chavez station on the Tucson-Nogales railroad, Lead zinc-silver ore, declared to ran 4U per cent zinc, 22 per cent lead and 14 ounces of silver, was placed on exhibition at the chamber of com merce today by Mir. Sheehy. Il was taken from a shaft 90 feet deep and from an ore body eight feet in width.
The oasis., 1911-08-19

When you want to sell your house. hold goods, see Mark Lulley, the auctioneer, International Ave. x
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Man Has So Much to Live for
After He Learns to Live

The Prudent man says: "I will investi-
gate.'' The Fool says: 81 do not believe"
The word doubt and the lack of conf
dence have been the greatest success de-
stroyer the world has ever known. There
fore, cast forever from your hearts preju-
dice and bigotry which so greatly magnifies
the difference between failure and success,
and learn to grasp the OPPORTUNITIES
OF LIFE.
By a secret method of magnetization
which has been guarded for years by DIR.
White, he positively guarantees to open to
you, the Vast Possibilities of Life, and re-
move the Obstacles which have heretofore
so cruelty blocked your way. He teaches
you to be the MASTER OF YOUR REAL
SELF; he teaches you the MASTERY OF
MIND-THE SECRET POWER OF CON-
Troll, by which you will longer be the
slave of circumstances, but the Master of
Conditions There is no necessity for man.
kind to be held down in life. Poverty is a
curse and can be abolished. Although this
curse is brought upon yourself. Thoughts
creative things, you think, you natur-
ally create. For as a man thinketh in his
heart is he" Thus saith the Lord. DR..
Whites good sound advice will put you to
thinking as you never have before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
The City Of Topeka Now Startled and
Mystified at the Accuracy of His Pre-
dictions-He Never Makes a Mistake.

Either in the past or the future; tells your
past and future from infancy to old age,
events. There are but few Psychic Mediums
in the United States who do this cor
rectly. And that is just why DIR. Whites
services are so eagerly sought. He can
also describe your departed friends and
loved ones as though they were standing
before you in the mortal. He needs no
introduction here as he has been in Topeka
for the past year. To him the work is
most sacred, and he has never used the
divine gift to deceive or defraud a confid-
ing public. The majority of his clients
come through personal recommendation
To read your life just once, means that he
will be your future and constant advisor
Every piece of work that he undertakes he
brings it to completion. He is perfect
master of every phase of Occult Science. He
invites you to examine his work in the mys-
FERROUS arts. Remember 1t isn't a matter of
just reading ones life, but to accomplish
ones desire. By his work he is known
from Ocean to Ocean.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
To Know Is The
Greatest Desire
Psychic Clairvoyance Gives
That knowledge

How many times in your life, have calam-
tiles occurred which you could have pre-
vented had you only known in advance
what steps to take in important matters.
Therefore, if you are in doubt as to your
personal, business or domestic affairs, and
desire to know what course to pursue,
garding the same consult one whose years
of experience, natural aptitude and spiritual
gifts make his words of advice invaluable.
Remember that this wonderful medium, not
only reads your past and present life, but
he goes deeply into the future and explains
matters to you in the most perfect manner.
He tells you what to do, how to do
when to do. In fact there is not one thing
of Importance left untold. DIR. White is not
to be classed with the so-called mediums, as
he is a thorough scientific man having made
this beautiful work his life study, thus you
find in him perfect master.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
What Does the Future
Hold in Store
For You?

Where there is no vision, the people
perish. But he that keepeth the law, happy
is he" Prov. 29:1S. would God that all
the Lords people were prophets" Mum.
1929.
1t is therefore the will of God that we
should prophesy one for the other. All the
Early Prophesies were Gas you know told
by vision, and the scriptures laden there
with, dealing with both temporal and spirit
ual things Temporal things had a direct
bearing upon the spiritual. Some would
doubt think that this beautiful work was
confined to the prophets and wise men of
olden times, But Not &c. as you will find
written in the good old book: For We may
all prophesy one by one, that all may learn,
and all may be comforted." 1. Cor. 14:31.
1t is a demonstrated fact that DR.. White
possesses the gift of pFophesy in its highest
phases, and can clearly point out with the
most astonishing accuracy what the future
holds in store for you. And it is essential
that you should know of coming events in
order that you may be enabled to take adj
vantage of the good opportunities which
await you, and with your fore knowledge
avoid batter down the resisting forces.
Dr. White has predicted accurately some
of the greatest events prior to their happen
ing as scores will testify. He has read the
lives of many people of note and fame; men
in all the higher walks of life-Leaders of
the Nation of the business and professional
world, down to the most humble laborer and
they are all received alike and benefited ac-
cordingly by his superior advice, therefore,
let him help you, thus you too will praise
his name as thousands have and are con-
stantly doing. ---z-.-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Distance No Barrier, Spirit Power I'm
limited. The Human Mind Great
Magnetic Battery

Similar to Wireless Telegraphy, messages
also travel by spirit power over the air
waves to the desired destination. In send
ing a wireless message it necessitates two
batteries; One must be stationed at the point
from where. the message is sent and the
other at the point where, the message is re-
ceived. Likewise, in sending spirit or
mental message, YOU (regardless of where
you may chance to be) are battery and
receive a mental message and imme-
dately be assisted. Especially when a
thorough operator is at the cardinal end of
the line. At lila Kansas Ave., you will
find a perfect station and competent op-
orator, one who is ever ready to serve you
with the cheapest possible rates. Do you
wish to receive send message?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
The Interesting Story
of the House of
Mysteries
White DR.. T. Harrison White First
Studied and Developed His
Marvellous Psychic and
Clairvoyant Powers

In the outskirts of the City of London,
England, upon a beautiful, but lonely hill,
stands an ancient English manor, weird and
spectral in outward apprenticeship in
terror ideal setting for a story of by-gone
ages. 1t is called the house of mysteries
owing to the fact, that for many years 1t
had as a single occupant the old prophecies,
Kitty Heathers of the greatest Psychics
the world has ever known.
conditions of life for the specific purpose of
practicing the deeper Occult and was access
sable only to select few whom she favored
because of their mysterious Occult forces.
Every evening at. given hour this select
spiritual band of seven old men and women
gathered at the house of mysteries to CO.
mingle with the spirits in the depths of
solitude. The weird character of this band
of old seers almost battles description. In
fact, they seemed hardly human, so far had
they grown to be like their mysterious spir-
itual associates. They were really adopts in
the occult practices of the Hindoos having
access to some of the ancient books of
India, which were in possession of Old
Kitty Heathers, and she priced them above
all things in life. Many times when she
would remove them from the musty shelves,
you could actually hear the Independent
voices of the spirits speaking from between
their aged covers.
Along with these old and women
came little boy, possessed of wonderful
natural gifts. He became favorite with
old Kitty and when in the practice of the
Occult he astonished the band by the dis
play of his psychic powers, performing some
of the most astonishing feats. They took
pains to instruct him in all the mysteries of
the Occult. AS result, at the age of IL,
his spirit could leave the body at WILL trav-
cling into the different spheres, learning the
hoVOn6 Tins q
came known in most all parts of England
as the Child Wizard.
This boy none other than the
derful child medium, DR.. White, who is now
associated with US in Topeka. Dr. White
has Travelled in most all parts of the world
in quest of psychic knowledge and is re-
cognized in all quarters having no SUI
perior. And those who daily associated
with him realize that Kitty Heathers of the
house of mysteries, although now in the
spirit world, guides and directs him in his
wonderful work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03

By Which 7 on May Secretly Influence or Fas-
C nate anyone you know, love or admire.
For hundreds of generations this strange
power has shaped the lives of human beings,
and nodded the destiny of Nations. Its
crets were long guarded by Kings, Queens
and Royalty; but today no one is barred
psychic force. without this mystic power,
one cannot hope to battle successfully with
those more fortunate. 1t enables you to
cretly change the thoughts, wishes, habits
and desires of those you love; control emo
mics and accomplish the otherwise impos-
sible.
There is no force in human character so
sweet and fascinating developed personal
magnetism; and nothing sad lack of
it. It thrills you with ambition, brightens
the eye, quickens the brain, develops sweet
pleasing voice, it unfolds a force within you
which wins confidence and carries convic-
ton. 1t fills your every movement with
magnetic elasticity, and makes you tower
far above those who lack this knowledge.
When personal magnetism is fully devel-
oped, there is no guess work. for the results
are sure and certain. So If you cherish
some secret hope desire you wish to graf
ify, If you wish to change friends life for
habit win friendship-in fact if there is
anything you wish to accomplish, you will
herein find the hidden secret of a myster-
ious influence.
DIR. White has devoted many of the best
years of his life to the mastery of these hid
den forces, and is now giving the results of
his exhaustive researches to his numerous
clients, of which they appreciate to the ut
most.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Personal Magnetism
Quickly Developed

Personal Magnetism is the mysterious,
startling and powerful FORCE of Nature
which slumbers in the bosom of 80 persons
out of every 100. 1t battles description,
and yet it secretly accom- plishes the desires
of those who possess this knowledge 1t
matters not what your present condition in
life is, it will elevate you to the highest
pinnacle of success.
DIR. White guarantees to develop this
power within you in the shortest period.
This wonderful power can be used a
shield as well a sword.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
How to Gain Youth
and Vitality
To The Dependent Man or Woma

To The DespOndent Man or Woman.
If you are rundown, weak or sick: If
you all unstrung and cannot sleep: if
you are losing weight and ageing prema-
turely, if your troubles seem to be of a mys-
terious nature, DR.. White is the man for
you to see.
Vital Magnetism combined with Spiritual
Power will Immediately adjust all abnormal
conditions. In short it is Natures Greatest
Restorer of Youth and Vitality. He teaches
you how to use this God-given Power.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Read, Reflect,
Then Act!

Do you realize you have new in your midst
one of Gods chosen prophets and teachers
of modern tines? Who is here to help you,
relieve suffering mental anguish and uplift
humanity in general. READ THE FOL-
{ LOWING CAREFULLY as it will mean
wealth and happiness and the granting of
all your legitimate desires Your great wish
can be realized You would not desire
thing if you were not capable of attaining it.
DR.. T. Harrison White fully understands
the responsible position he is placed in by
the remarkable gift with which he is
dowed, and will try his best to help those
who need advice and do all in his power to
show his honest callers plainly how to gain
happiness and prosperity.
DR.. White, the great psychic gives absent
~ o5 @ -, ne S 81, u e
troubles evil influences and poverty;
through the law of vibrations the body be-
comes in tune with the infinite, which Knows
sorrow or distress It will indeed be to
your great interest to Investigate. 49,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Nature Yields Up
Her Secrets

How Mysterious Power May Be Developed
By Which You May Secretly Influence or Fas-
nate anyone you know, love or admire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
He Has Never Failed to Reunite
The Separated and Remove
The Evil Influences

Even the most difficult cases yield to his
Occult Forces. Remember that DR.. White
teaches his profession to others and develops
mediums in the shortest possible period.
With him there is no guess work, every
procedure is definite and exact, and the re-
suits are absolutely certain. DR.. White
has brought about more good results fer his
many clients than all others in his profess
sion put together
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
Did you ever stop to ask yourself
the Question: 'Can l be more sue
cessfuI in life? Can l possess more
influence in business or society,""

DON'T let blind prejudice stand betweep
you and a knowledge that will help YOU:
If you are dissatisfied or discouraged, IL
Won wish to accomplish certain desires, go
and see this man, he can surely help you.
Remember your prospects of today may
be your fortune for tomorrow. Don't Tor
one moment think that you must live life
of trouble and misfortune. Remember that
Knowledge Is Power.
DR.. White is noted for giving Names or
both Friends and Enemies, Dates and Facts.
How to Buy and What to Buy, When to Sell
He will Immediately tell you of those who
are True and of those who are False; going
Il into details regarding Love- Courtship, Mar
riage Divorce, Health, Business, Lawsuits,
Deeds, Mortgages Claims, Etc. -- 'sr-- --
In fact it matters not what may be your
Hope, Fear or Ambition this phenomenal
man can place you on the road to success.
There is no heart so sad or home so dreary,
but what can be filled with sunshine and
happiness. DR.. White has never had client
to leave his counsel chamber dissatisfied: He
tells you the TRUTH be it good or bad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-03
DR.. White Points With
Pride to His Record Of
Work Accomplished
Since Coming to
Topeka

The highest pleasure that can come to any
man is the consciousness of his usefulness
to humanity.
Located many absent friends and loved
ones-Bringing peace and happiness to
hundreds, it is indeed source of much
satisfaction to him to know that God has
endowed him with a power to help his fell
lowmen. He extends his helping hand to
you, knowing his advice will prove to be of
untold value to you.