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There is a serious split In the
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E.S. CANDLL'tt. JR..
TtZAlS3TZTlC7:ZfJin jRn'ublicn Prty of Wisconsin
thftt is KvinK the Natioual lead.
era a great deal of worry. It oc
curred over the queatiuu of con
trolling thn r?onl fSute ronven
tion and appoiotn&ont of cMoffates
to Chicago- The convention va
domioHted by Onvmr La Fol
lette who secured the fl4M!tioii of
delegates of his choice, and the
two United States Senators, a
c.tjgreriraan or two, and several
others bnlttd and set up another
convention, appointed other dele
gate and did sevral things that
were contrary to political discip
line. The, situation has abMumed
a NutioD'J aspt'ct and claims arc
already freely made that it .will
almost ntCHHfarily result in the
the Democrat capturing the
Sth State, the electoral voU am!
later a United Slates Senator.
Thia hope, howevrr. mav Rfl well
candidal rrCwr froiuili hrt('- j , . . ,
riooa I District. ubj t to the action of il-"" -vmnimru, lur one 01 lue ipit-
Dir.'rfttie t,art. onN of tue Kenalilicftns ih that of
healing their difference before a
vote is taken. Senator Hoar'?
history in the Senate aud the
abandonment of the "Iowa idea"
on the tariff, are instances of that
fact without noting hundreds- of
ther.
At Union Church Sunday.
The Aberdeen Weekly
PUBLISH EI EVKHY FBlDAY.
DETvENrORT Jr. HA KRIS,
T. T. DLAVEM'OHT
ft&IToB AND rlfH MSU
S V H8CBI PT1 )N .."... 1 .00 PKK VEA It
FlitDAY .".r.........MAY 27
The Domorrata of Nebraska
have resolved to place Wm. J.
Bryan in the
! States Senator
field for United
from that State
TtiRetidnt that thn intended I HBti he l,ns "gnilied a wiliingneHS
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to accepi me
event he in not
fruit of the New York convention
iu instructing for Judge Parker
for the Democratic nomination,
had uot materializfd. Instead of
being attended by a stampede of
other State convention, only a few
have followed suit with instruc
tions, while moat of them, partic
ularly the South which wrh ex-pectt-d
to respond promptly and
liberally, have remained neutral or
nndecided as far as instructions
are concerned. Thin attitude of
the South in somewhat unexpected
and in giving the friends of Judge
Parker no little concern, for if the
two-thirds rule is adhered to there
is no aeurance that he can land I
the nomination without a contest
when the convention asaemblea
The South is the bulwark of na
tional democracy, and while not
claiming either of the candidates
will certainly be the potential fac
tor in naming them and furnish
ing most of the votes for their
election. Ye regard it as essen
tial for the candidate to be a strong,
conservative man, identified with
ibe sentiment of the Eastern De
mocracy, and if Jud;e Parker
can arrive or ore nearly than any
other to filling that measure, then
he is our choice, but Southern
conventions are not binding them
aelves in such manner as to pre
vent taking advantage of a more
available candidate if circum
stances should develop one. The
appearance of David B. Hill o
conspicuously in the interest of
Judge Parker eeems to cast h
damper on his canae, and has had
much to do with retarding his
boom."
The Hearst movement is till u
vnry lively affair, and is said to In
scheduled for au active part in the
Aliesieeippi conveution when it as
sembles, chaperoned by the Mc
Lanrin influence, as stated in re
cent press disimtches. This will
f course bring on a contest by a
strong element that has been all
ihe whilo opposed to Senator M
Lauriu, and instructions for the
two foremost candidates wilt be
sought by their respective cham
pions. Up to to this date tho pre
vailing sentiment has been op
posed to instructions, but with the
line well defined between the two
aspirants instructions may be
forced upon the convention.
In the meantime a number of
States have instructed their dele
gates for favorite sons" in order
to place them in the path of the
lightning, and there is talk now of
a "dark horse" carrying off the
honors at St. Louis.
honor. In that
expected to be
overly troublesome in the Presi
dential campaign if the nomina
tion should not happen to suit him.
Tammany Hall will send (V.0
delegates to the St. Louis conven
tion, by far the largest represen
tation ever sent by that organiza
tion to any state or National con J
vent ion. Six special trains have
been engaged for the trip. When
Hiked why bucIi a large delegation,
Manager Plunkitt said "this is a
Democratic year and the boys all
want to get on the trains."
The Tennessee Democratic con-
fventirm Weclnpsrlnv urtminntorl
Governor Frazier for re-election
and instructed its St. Louis dele
gation for Parker. Senator Car-
mack leads the delegation from
the state at large.
The crowd that assembled at
Union Church, thirteen miles
north of Aberdeen Sunday, is said
to have numbered at least one
thousand, and the generous, hos
pitality of the people of the neigh
borhood is the subject ofespecial
comment from all who' were pres
ent from this city.
The occasion was the unveiling
of a monument by Aberdeen Camp
No.ll47, to their deceased sov
erign R. . Baker. The ceremo
nies were participated in by dele
gates from Okolona, Wren, Amory
aud Nettleton Camps, numbering
in all one hundred Woodmen la
the line of procession. Addresses
were delivered by sovereigns P. A.
Dulin and C. T. Keyes of Aler
deen and Wren, while the poem
was read by Miss Sallie Buchan
an, of Nettleton. Otherwise the
ceremonies were conducted by
Messrs. J. A. Haire, Consul Com
mander; Addison Brannin, Master
of Arms; and John Baxter Mc
Farland Captain.
The Supervisor's Election.
The special election last Satur
day for Supervisor of the fourth
district, was a spirited affair and
drew out approximately a full vote.
Following is the official statement
of the result, omitting 21 votes
for S. A. Dalton who withdrew le
fore the voting began:
Lowe. Bruwek
Darracott 15 4.i
Muldon 27 10
Gibson l .i8
North Aberdeeu . . 70 h'A
South Aberdeen 105 55
'22C 205
Mr. Lowe is a competent and
progressive young gentleman, and
will serve with satisfaction to all
concerned
Delegates to County Convention.
The Democrats in State conven
tion at Montgomery Alabama
Wednesday, adopted the unit rule
but declined to instruct its dele
gales to the St. Louts convention.
The delegation, however, is known
to be overwhelmingly for Parker,
as the most available and accept
able candidate for the presidency.
Ill thai em from Hammer' II eat
A motha ttcad not fear to gr,
Wban with "TEETHIM A b appli).
No ilia with baby naej abide.
TKETI1INA" Aid Difftetioo, Rrga
lata the Boet, aaJ turn i.o'.j ti eta. at
Ie-ieU, or mail 25 wou to Dr. C J.
Uf'-tt, t. Lctia, tlo.
Tho French ambassador to tho
Holy See at Rome has leen re
called, aud there is a rupture be
tween that government and tin
Vatican. The question involved
is the union of the Church aim)
State.
Tho whole State sympathized
with Yazoo City in tho great dis
aster by which it as visited Wed
nesday. The whole biisinesx part
of the city, including six churches
the four banks, all the law offices
and a number of private residences
were entirely destroyed by lire.
The loss is estimated at two mil
liou dollars. Business is com
pletely suspended for want of
houses, aud a thousand people are
said to be homeless.
Tho Mobile and Ohio railrond
will sell round trip tickets to
Jackson, Miss , for SMi.Im, on J.itie
2, ou account of the hidustrud
Rally in that city.
The quarterly report of the
Southern Railway as to business
in Mississippi, shows receipts of
$20;,r,l7; expenses, $HVl,72l. Net
earnings $4 1,1)25. For the corres
ponding quarter in 19o; there vias
a deficit of $700. The Memphis
& Charleston division of the
Southern exhibits net earnings of
$rU,120. an increase of 911.902
over the corresponding quarter
last year.
The Postal Telegraph Compan)
reports 1340 miles of line in Mis
sissippi with earning9 fr
quarter just closed, on local Dust
iness, $2,057, expenses $4,128.
Farm for Sale.
The following delegates to the
Democratic county convention ol
Jue 4th, were elected last Satur
day to represent the five precinct
of tho fourth district: Messrs. R.
E. Houston, C. L. Tubb. D. W.
Houston, K. O, Sykes, Jr., H. S.
Gilleylen, Sam Baker, E.L.Sykes,
J. T. Franklin. W. B. Roberds, Q.
O. Eckford, W. B. Strong, W. G.
Sykes, James M. Acker, S.A.Jonas,
L. B. Harris.
Hat Icy precinct elected Messrs.
J. C. Crosby, J.J. Basham and W
H. Kolb, but names of delegate
from other precincts were not ob
tainable. The executive committee will
meet to-morrow to canvass the re
turns and certify all the appoint
ments. FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Fifteen aore nf Land, 2 miles went of
(Jibnon, MiR. Haw Mill, 2" horso pnwrr
Engine and .TO-hore power Boiler, nearl.
oew and in good rouning order; entire
eat of mill engaged for thin Bennon. A1p.
Gin Hudm, with two Gin Stand and Hoe
tiona pot up laM fall. Two deep 'VetU.
One Sprout i Waldrea Corn Mill, with n
good patronage. Four-roomed Hoof,
andOnt Baildiugo; place well fenced.
Thie property it a good investment.
ReaeoQA for eelling will be jjiven pro
ective buyer. Call on or address
URIAH MILLER, Gibson, Miss.
Correspondence aolicited. (Met. 1 1 -3m)
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LETTER LIST.
Liht of Letters remaining nnclsiinl at tl e
Aberdeen poetonjc. for week ending May 21 :
BrownltH. Sam-2 Jottiison. Mary L 2
Klaro. AroacMlF Orr. Mrs. Marrv
lariltiL, I iestie Piorhor. Marie
OratiT. Bn Phillip. W T
Harmon. Meallin Fwyiuan, Robt. L
Holder, A lert. Wont. Lara
Parties calling for above list of letters lnne
, and -ay one (1) rent mob-
ay "advertised
lain mem.
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DO YOU
SUFFER FROM
Rhenmatism, Keuralgia, Sore Joints,
Sore Feet, Kczenia Tetter, Catarrh, Sore
Throat, Hay Fever, Asthma, Throat
Troubles, IMea, Itching or Bleeding,
Burn, Cut, Bruise, old Sore or any dis
ease that begins with Fever, Swelling,
or Inflammation? If so, we offer you a
bottle of PARACASPH FREE.
If you have never tried Paracamph,
send us this coupon to-day. This is our
gift, made to convince you what Para
camph is and what it can do. Don't
hesitate, as this places you under no obli
gations whatever.
FOR SALE, 154 ACRKS OF LAND,
lo aootheast eornei of ChtocsMweonatj.J
with good, new Honae, Wind Mill, two
deep Well with 70-barrel Supply Tank.
5O0 fee Lead Piping to gnrden and
trough, Work 8bop, Wagon Shed and
good, large Barn and Ont-Boildinga that
are necessary. Plenty of Cabins for tho
place. Three acres of extra good Or
chard with alt kinds of fruit jaat coming
i a bearing sise. 250 rods of Drainage
Tiling, with about 4 acres of Alfalfa as
good as the Stat affords. This place is
known aa part of the Jimmie Canning
bam Farm.
I also have aome Bed Polled Cattle for
ale; two Govs, one 8-months-old Boll
Calf extra fine, and 1 Deifer 8 moat ha old.
Price on aboTe property asade known
to prospective bayera on application .
Correapondeaae aad patronte solicit
ed. ANANIAS D UILI.ER,
la?lS-3a). , Oikaoa, Ilia.
Cut ont this coupon at once, fill out
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1 1 you will send me bottle free of cost, I '
! will try it.
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niaasilia.rAnACACTn iareeoaaamemd.
testtasewtila, Qaaraa
a. rsedvtty
Now that the Western tlnion
Las been jimmied away from the
pool room business the public is
learning a great deal about the
connection. It now appears that
racetrack associations were paid
by the telegraph company to run
races and the company sold the
news of the races to the pool
room operators. The men who
bought pool thus helped sustain
not only the telegraph company's
profits, but keep the horse racing
going. It was a business within
a business, and all kept going, not
by the me who are fond of fine
horses and love racing, but by the
gamblers. As nearly every city
in the country possessed one or
more pool rooms, tlie amount of
business transacted was enormous.
Mobile Register.
Watklns-Ater.
A pretty home wedding occurred
at the residence of Mr. Johnson
Ater yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock, when his daughter, Miss
Clyde Ater, was wedded to Mr.
Guy Ilartwell Watkins, of Aber
deen. The pretty home of the
bride was artistically decorated for
the occasion, the halls aud parlor?
appearing ns a mats of fragrant
flowers and ferns. Promptly at 3
o'clock the wedding party entered
and were met by Rev. D.H.Ogden.
who pronounced the marriage sor
vice in a graceful manner that
completed a service of beauty and
solemnity. After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins left for St.
Louis where they will spend sev
eral weeks visiting the Fair before
returning to Aberdeen, their fu
ture home.
Among those who attended the
wedding from a distauce were:
Mrs. Cooper and Miss Ida Hervey.
of Water Valley; Messrs. George
Franklin, Hal Franklin. W. L.
Watkins aud Miss Grace Watkins
of Aberdeen, and W. R WatkinF
of (Jreenwood. Columbus Dis
patch.
If you are in a hurry for goods,
telephone F. D. Carter A: Co.
The Hearst boom in Mississip
pi looks like tMrty cents worth ol
dog meat. Jackson News.
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Ordinance and Notice of an Flec
tion for the Purpose of Author
izing the Mayor and Board of
Selectmen of the City of Aber
deen, Mississippi, to Issue
Bonds for the Construction of a
Water-Works Plant and a Sys
tem of Sewerage for Said City.
WHEREAS, By nu Act .f Legislature r
the Stale of Mississippi, approval March S.
IV4 the Mayor ami Boant of Specimen of the
City of Altenleon ere auilroriz-sl ami fnii.w
ered Ut cousiruct. r roniraot fur tin-construction
of, it watnr-work plant, itiul a systflni of
Rewnratre and electric litfht system for saiilcit) ;
and fr the purpose of paying for the same, to
issue, negotiate and m1I the latnda of said cil j
to an amount not exceeding tlie tim of .!i.f
par value. brariiiK interest not ex'e-lin)i sis
er ceut. jior annum, payable animal! ; hut
said law provided that. Ivfore any such bord
should I i issued, said Mayor ami Hoard of Se
lectmen should, after Kiviut; thirty days' notice
by publication in the iiewi-aii-r rinted and
published in said city, cause a six-rial election
to be held Ity the qualified voters of said city
tion the question of whether or not they wouiil
rote for the tfjniatife .f the lotids of said ritj
for aid piirxses.
Anl Wiierctis, It is manifest to said Mayor
aud Hoard of Slectiin that there i immediatf
necesnity for the erection or constrnotion of p.
water-work plant and sewerage system iu :nl
for said city, now,
THEREFORE. Be. it ordained by the Major
and ltoarl of Selectman of thecity of Alrl.ien.
that, in pursuance of. and in accordance with,
said Act of the Legislature, and in order to a
certain the will of a majority of the qttaliG'-d
lector of naid city, that a 5-cial election be
and is herehj oilere1 to !' held ol the Mayor's
Otlice in said city n
The 14th Day of June, 1904,
the olls tooen at Hi) a. m. ami close at :in
P. m.. at which election shall Im submitted to
the qualified electors of said city of Aberdeen
the question of whether or not they will vote to
authorize and emptwer the said Mayor and
Board of Seiectmeu to issue the bonds ft swM
city it the sum of ?70.MU. or so much thereof
as may lie necessary, not exceeding said sum.
for the puri-ose of ronstrtirtimr, or contractile
to construct, a water-work plant and seweraire
system in and for said city.
Be it further ordained by said Matorand
Board of Selectmen, that due uotira of said
election be published iu t)th the Aberdeen
Weekly ami Aberdeen Examiner for days
from the first publication thereof, the said Ab
erdeen Weekly aud Aberdeen Examiner both
heinK weekly uewpaiers printed and j.ublish
ed in said city of Aberdeen.
Be it further ordained by t-aid Mayor ami
Board of Selectmen that
BOPF.RT DANIEL, GEOKoR W. BOW EX AND .
t l.oPTOS
all qualified electors, of said city.be and the)
are hereby apixduted as commissioners or man
agers and O. O. Ray aud J. C. McFarlane
appointed as clerks to hold said election : and
that said commissioners are hereby direc ted
and required to publish uot ice of the hold ian of
the same aa required above ; aud that said com
missiouers be and they are hereby empowered
and required to have printed a sutlicieut num
ber of ballots to be used in iioldinx said elec
tion ; and that aa id ballots be printed as fol
lows: That is to say that there shall be print
ed on each Iwvllot tlie following : "For the issu
ance of Bonds of the city of Aberdeen, Miss., for
the construction of a water works plant and
e we mire sj stem therein ;" and uuderneath thi.
on the same ticketshall be printed : ".Wainsi
the issuance of bonds of the city of Abenjeou,
Miss., for the construction of a water work?
plant and sewerage system therein ;" arid ou the
back and ortside of said ballots shall lie print
ed the words: "Official Ballot, .Aberdeen. MUs.i
June 14, 114:" and these shall be the ballots
used in said election.
Be it further ordained, that the commission
ers herein appointed shall make due report, of
the election so held and return thereof to said
Mayor and Board of Selectmen at their next
regular meeting after ths holding of said elec
tion. Be it farther ordered and ordained, that the
above ordinances be published both in the Ab
erdeen Weekly and Aberdeen Examiner, the
two weekly newspapers printed aud published
in said city, for thirty (30) days from the lirst
Dubiicatiou thereof. -
J. M. ACKER, Mayor.
B. t HOUSTON, Clark.
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I he Mobil fc Ohio Kni!r fd will
r..u,i.i trio tickets Al.f rdrei. to NHheill,
i on Jnio- lo to t5.iiinitnJ iiuiilJuue tor
$6.50.
i
; By depositing ticket aud paying fee of
I fifty eetitB nu extension of limit, may be
i had until July lOth. Leavw Aberdeen at
j 20 p. m , arriving Nashville 7:00 a. m.
I For fnrther information call u or write
Registration Notice.
The State of Mississippi. Monroe County
Notice is hereby Kivn that by virtu., of th
.ith.riiy io me as Ristra, "f Aid
fnuntr, anJ in pursuance of section 315 of lie
Annotau-H co.i of Mississippi of H2. I will at
snob Ra.ci.trar be at tbe following plac'ou
tho dst-s named, for the r-urjose of risirW
all persons lio sm not now r't(itt rfii arui uLi
arc duly qualified aCt-ordin to la w :
Athens Monday. June 13
I Qui ncy Tuesday. June 14. 1W4.
j J;.'iaps" Store Wednesday. June 15. m.
I ;.1CI" 9-Tunrday, June lrt. U4.
i ( oi s Siore-Frirt.v Jnno i ? iuj
-Mnithville Saturday, June l.. I9u4
Amory Monday. June aj, li4
Hatley Tnestlay. June 21, lo.
Lackey Wednesday. J pine 22. 14
iiosa' Mill-Thnmlay. June 13, lUti.
t rub Springs Friday. June 21. Wu4
Mortimn Sprinit-Saturday. June ! IJru
lJarracott-a-Monday, June 27. '
Muldon Tofratiay. June 28. lta4.
Uibson Wednesday, June 2D. luM
) ilhs More Thurs,lay June Ilt4
I mitral drove Friday. July 1. i04
B.iyd'8 Satnnlay. July 2. 1904. ' -North
Aberdeen Motwiay, July 4. liif4.
South Aber.leen-Tue9.lHy, July 5. 19o4.
After Jnly 5th I will b,r at the Clerk's offic in
it which
...... ... win tmr hi 1 ne lerit s
Aherneen to and includitift July Mvi4.
" i cioe. tiiis td not a
new reiristration. but is intended for those who
; it wl Zt . " ' Ti person wn
11 IT of F h" f?,b da of Novembr. liM4
will beentitled.tor. p iratirn. 1 t.i- iB.2ut da