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TOO MUeri MGDIBING
The system continually wronged by over-eating aud over-drinking,
and the debilitated condition aggravated by dosing
with harsh nauseous drugs and medicines.
The nf'M and nidesrr.nm.an nc of meii
icii.'j. in thu-e aoy. cauL'jl bo too t-triuljf
cn.d. iat. d . Tho r.x.4 j cm, .-.it. if j.ri--f tii--tl
is li tii' t'uac ion t,.--J.
Only c"iiiti "i.-er is n-ed-d. Th food mnrt '
boi.K"Ui and ttm !; n.n-t not b allow -el
to c Prvr.; jour health by .revnt-!
it..? ihn" lnl: t.t.IJi .
"oi.stlKitiou surely rm. lo iti'ii-v;stiti, J.il
ioiisUffs. etc., and t j - rendition- V-h-n te
irl'l atTrt tho condition of the l.lood. .t-t,il!-tatn
tU s-t- t. r.i.!T!i..r it s.i-eeja.t! lo
liiori i-rioi. ailiii.-ni.-, met ! a 'a-j to r:airl
snHi attack.
If jiiur stomach L.i )- ! by ow.r-eat-
it,. uciki ri'l l.y dm.: nf s.ck nr. . yon Vam'1
hav lo .top -al i ir w .r iliel o i --! f. All )iti
rn-e.t t oij.!t iiie lh.-t ill iod I h sum. aril i ti
it ftitu tUHi- and re. ;: ll from henitf fO!i-l tal
ly irritHtfMl ly utih.fv-Ui fl. Th tmr.--t nml
kiiu-S-t ffui'.ly for tiii- ri- ro t h- ('.(
f.-rio I'ruiie V;tf.;r-f. a naiur.il iJi-ol.-r.t ihm.Io
frt.ni lh- pure, fr li f'uil. a i.i-ral Uinv
Hint sWi ijU-iiMr of iti'i MMii.acL !.. oll,r inedi-riti-
is r
Wtieii you aft l;i!i.f. it i- a i-i-'ri that tjr
Ii;r I imt of or.ii-r. uu.l U.e M.i'.i:orii In!-.
irfiRkit of n-in ' e c'"t'''l In.ru tt,.; Ijt thn.ah
the itt' - ifi--. I?) tkjr m in the JiliHrfJ. a
r.--iilt r2h.!ioi-ne- ,!"" " -' rHi J-r-
I L-r5 rw KTtpiiit ia iii lli" ha.iu:i. 1
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The Aberdeen Weekly
l l'BLISIIi:i KVLKY KKlD.VV.
W' DirWKM'OKl Ji HARRIS,
t-Uul UlrTuK-!.
T.'lC IttWIlM'tlfll
ILtlloit AM IJ.-I.N 11 MAN'ilKB.
SLBSCKjri lON fl.(M l'EH YEAR
FRIDAY . . . . SKlfl HMitCit l
A Little Advice.
Many richools bfiiit witltiu tho
nest month, and hundreds of teneh
era will bfin school terms in com
munities where thoy are practically
fclrariurri, and many if thv.-o will
hf teachers of little or no exper
ience. We believe tlii.s little, home
ly adv ice, if well fjllowetl, will hold
many of them.
1. Vi.sit the neighborhood and
get a gtiod board imr placo early
enough lo feel bottled -before time
to open Hchool,
2. Select your boarding place
with care ItlHUbtially best to board
in a family who have "o children
of bchooi ai;e.
.'. See that the school houHf
house is neat ami clean. This is
er-ential and if you don't look after
it, it is ttpt ti be neirh ct' il.
I- See that all d. .- htoves.
buckets, etc., and the premiseo
are iu th best po.sib!j shape. Xo
marking or writing from tho last
t rm should be left. All name
cut or written on dorks should be!
rais d or saml-p?tporetl tutt.
it. (et to your school iM-useearly
the morning f the lir.-t day. make
it a rule during the term to be
there at least half an hour before
tho opening of school
o. Study the records of predeces
sor, and have your work plfitineil
thoroughly beforo the first dy.
7. (Jet your pupils at work iu
the least possible time. If the
school is is properly graded you
t-houid have every one at work in
twenty minutes after op.-utng of
school. If the school is not prop
erly graded you should try to leave
it so your successor may begin
work at once.
K. Do not wa-te time and let
half the pupils get into mischief
while you are getting tho names
and at;es. Not many of them will
change names or get much older
the first week and there is far
more imiortaut work for the first
morning. Do not waste time call
ing the roll each morning, After
the lirst week if you do not know
your pupils and have them seated
so you can tell at glance who is
absent you are found wanting as a
teacher.
i'. Ureot your pupils pleasantly;
do not gusli, hatter, or feed taffy
Coluinhus, Ohio, May 19, 1903.
Some four years a I was sulleriag
fora impure "tlvoJ ami a general run
down condition of the system. I hid no
appetite, was losing lle.-h, and ba.l aa all
put tire.1 feeling that ma le me misera
ble. I began the use of S . S. S., and
after taking seven or eixht ljottles my skiu
was cleareu of all eruption and tookona
rudtly, healthy jjlow that assured me that
my LIoinI hatf been restored to its nor
mal, healthy condition. My appetite was
restored, as I could eat anything put tie
fore me, and a I regained my Appetite
I increased in weight, aud that "tired feel
ing" which worried me so much disap
jeaxed, and I was once a.iin mv old self.
I heartily recommend S. S. S. as the
best blood purifier ami tonic made, aiut
tronj?ly advise its use to all those in need
of such medicine. Victor Stcbbxns.
Cor. Barthman and Washington Aves.
Wheeling, V. V., May 2$, 1903.
My system was rundown and my joints
ached and pained me considerahly. I Lad
used S. S. S. before and knew wh it it
was, so 1 purchased a bottle of it aud have
taken several bottles and the arties and
pains are gone, my blood has lieen clean
ed and my gen? ril health built up. I can
testify to tt as a blood purifier and tonic
1533 Market St. John C. Steix.
If you have any
symptom of dis
ordered blood
write us and our
physicians will
advise you free.
Our book on
.blood and skin
diseases sent free.
Tfc3 Cn ttciZs Company, Atlanta, Ga.
TAIHTED
Ki-rht Side, an.l sometimes the tkiu txscoiite
k.iliow atiJ ellu'i.-)i, rcutrb &url itchy. Take
tvkt or thr.- C'aiifuruia Pruna Wafers afu-r
iitil, at.i iri a nl.ort time jour liyer will bo
l-rf..rmi:i4 iu projier functiua. ilrivin tli
Jiie fnrn ti e system. I a uothii.f but Califtr
i.i.t l'ruix) Wafers no oiln-r nedicite is ueciv
s.t r-.
(Talifwrbia I'mue Wafers if taken as dir?cufi!,
will i Mti':i curu tin; imwt h-tinal'; ca - f
1 1 1 i wf. tii.ii. Turj.i.l Liver. oiiliiatit.ii, llil-
:, ,.i - .. -o a- to -1 :i rn '
CAUHIKMA I'liCNK WAKKKS'lctltB work
Htli..it tl.H l.i-tit.-t l'itin, Kri r liMtH'-u.
1 !.y t r x I uc natural hinl 'Hn iiiovfimjiit f
tti J)vi..'s. aro tai lo take, I'uro atiii lieaUh
fui. "l li.'y ar. iiHturo's owu riiily. Jw;ttr tlian
r.iii or i nr,'.. wttr than cathartic t;i- that
k'rii.'! au'I iiau-i'ntf, I -1 f r than Hi.ythiiif for
inoviti thn J.OW.-1-. f..r C ALlFtlHM A i'KL'NK
r KKS nr.: a NATL'BAh DISMJLVKM ml
Imt a i'irn'-. ! iiisf -ully and naturally nit tho
n.niM,!- f tt... Howi-ls. .rMtiiciiiif o.y movn
in.-nt. 'I l.'.v r 'iilat.. tlx- lir ail fclomach.
i'Mti-.' lh S-tf-m aful I'nrify tho Jloo.t. euro
nil Ir-inhlo-'. t;a-t Urc:ilh. I!al ftltHxl,
it.fi th.' St..n.nrh. Font Mouth -iHilarh-.
I'unj.h": at .1 li.iiit-is. A Liver louic from
Vim !". L iti..r.iUir . i Wntnrs t'tr i- c-n t..
Irvine Driur t"., s,jl.) l'roiri-Ur-!, J'hilaJl
1.1. id. l"a.
Po honest, be sincere, havo serious
purpose, but don't bo sour.
10. Do not make a long talk nor
a big speech the first morning.
(Jet tt work wnd get the pupils
to work. Do not start in by throw
ing bouipuets or brick-bats either
ttt your prdecessor or the pupils.
11. Have sense enough to avoid
a discussion of religion or politics
aud your neighbors, and diplomacy
enough to avoid such discussion
without giving offence.
Teach school, do you duty
use common sense, don't talk too
much, don't be forever airing your
plans in tho school roam or out of
it. Plan your work, study your
pupils, know what to teach, and
how to teach, tend to your own
business and let other people's
business alone. liemember you
can't reform tho world iu a week.
Shut your door and your mouth
on school room troubles ami vexa
tions when you leave the school
house itt tho afternoon, sleep eight
hours or mote in each twenty-four,
eat good, nourishiu, plain food iu
moderate cjuantities, look after
your health carefully, and you w ill
teach a good school.
Catarrli Cannot be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, If they
i-annot rt-.ifh tlu- r--ut of tht- dit'tise. Ca
tarrh i- a hhioil r cinr.t.itnliou il din-as,
and in order to eur it jou must takt in
O-rnal i mtdim. Hall's Catarrh Curt i-
takt-n ititt-rnallv, and nets directly on the
blood and mtu'uti.-i surfaces. Hall's Ca
taritt Car.- 1-4 not a quack itieJicinu. It
wa- pre-cribeil by onv tf the teit jdiy-ii-cihl
111 thin country for years and ta a
r-,;ui.-tr jr cr! t io. It m coiniiosed of
thfto-r-t tonics known, ci.iiibiued with
t!u- blood rihVr-. acting tlirectly ou the
iinciti- fin faces, The erfect -..iiibina
lwn of tho two iiitfiedie tit i-? what pro
.In.-.--. uch wonderful ri-Milt iu curing
Catarrh. Scud Jor test iuiouiaU free.
I . J. CHLNLY jl CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold ly ttruutji-ts I'rice "55-ll.til'-i
F imily Plllt are thts best.
Mrs. Mary Dawkins, of Aber
deen, nml 31 rs. Sue Kamsey, of
Little Kock, made a pleasant visit
to their sister, Mrs. Julia lrock
and other relatives and Jrioiids
here, on Sunday and Monday.
West Point Leader.
Nature's own dissulveut. California
Prune Wafers cum Constipation and alt
biiiom trouble.-. tiKJ for "e. Ask your
DiUKi-f.
Our country is full of young
men whoso salaries are seemingly
barely enough to keep soul ami
body together, ami yet who tip
pear in fashionable attire, aud do
society with as much ease as if
they every month brought in a
harvest of bank notes, instead
of ono of due bills. Oxford
i: tgle.
California Prnno Wafers will preserve
jour health, cieau-e jour' iystem and pu
rify your !lo.il. Try thetu. l'Kj fur 2o
fuU. A-k your Lru;git.
Jtidgn
Miller, it. his charge to
the grand jury of Hinds county.
attributed much of the crime
which marks tho history of our
State during tho year to the
present prosperity which we are
enjoying and the ease with
w hich the negroes can earn money
with which to buy liquor, indulge
in the festive game of craps aud
tlouri&h their trusty razors. He
may be right. Rut some centuries
ago, before the discovery of Amer
ica and the outuyur of gold from
these shores to Europe the Hues
of the laboring classes were not
cast in such easy places. A few
cents h daV was the laborer
could hope to earn, and this did
not minister to the vice of drunk
enness ami manslaughter. Rut
iu those days even petty larceny
was punished by death, aud the
hard times drove many to annex
forbidden goods. The gallows
tree bore a wealth of fruit iu those
days, ami murder was not termed
murder when it was committed
iu the name of the law. We
hope Judge Miller will not sweep
back the tide of prosperity ou
account of a distinction wherein
there is little difference. Cartha
ginian.
Neglccted Colds.
Kvery pnrt of tb mocous membrane
the uiwe, throat, ears, head and luncs.etc.
are subjected to disease and blight from
neleoted colds. Uallards llorehound
Syrup is a pleasant and effect ire remedy.
2.",c, MJc aud f 1. . A. Kendrick, Valiy
Mills IVias write-j: I have used Bal
lard's llorehound Syrnp for coughs and
throat trooult; it is a pleasant and most
elf retire temSJj. Phoenix Drug Co.
Curiously-Worded Advertise -
mcuts.
Curiously-worJed advertisements
which are fuuny witliout iutent,
are common iu Loudon papers, ns
iouacu paper ouerea a prize lor;
tuebest collecttou or such un-
1 aouueementd. und
the following
are specimens:
Annuiii sale ou. Dou't lco else-
where to be cheated come in !
hero."
"A lady wants to sell her piano,
tas she is g-oing away, in a strong
! iron frame."
'Furnished apartments suitable
' for gentlemen with folding door.-
"Two sisters want washing.''
"Wanted, a room by two gentle- i k
men about thirty feet long and
twenty feet broad." ki
"Lost A collie dog by a man
Saturday answering to Jim with a
brass collar around his neck ami a -muzzle."
li
"Wanted by a respectable girl, 'l
j her passage to New York; willing
to take care of children andairood
"Respectable widow wants wash-
"For Sale A pianoforte, ih "
property of a musician with cttrv -
ed legs."
,4A boy who can open oysters
wfth reference."
"liull-dog for sale; will eat any-
thine, verv fond of children."
I rj J -
j Cam bridge Magazine.
Bountiful Women.
Plump chot-.k.-, lhi-.h-J .with th ft
I jhtw of health Ittid a pure comoU'ilnn,
j uiak all wouitn lit-'iutiful . Take a in.ii!
j Ju- if llirbine after eaoh iii ai; it will
j r-vent eo!i.iti:it nm ainl ht.l j ill ,'t-.-t A'St:it
: jou h.iv vattrn. Mrs. Win. M. StrouJ,
Miiliothi tu, 'IV i us writes .Mi.y 'il, 1'.' 1 :
h;ivtf urd llt-rbintr iu unr family for
t -it; ht years, ninl fotiuJ it the 1 t im-iii
fiiif we evi-r utJ for ron-ti n t ion, hii
iou-5 fever and ui liana." l'iiuvnii. DrnrCo
All l:yes on the South.
i
With an enormous cotton crop
ripening the largest fruit crop in I
its history ami prospects for a '
great yield of corn, tho South is '
reasonably sure of a prosperous j
fall and winter. Twelve million '
1 bales of cotton is .n conservative!
estimate at this writing. The j
price for fall months is really bet - ?
ter than wo could expert.
Peaches brought into (Jeorgin t
alone nearly three million dollars, j
and tho South's melons and veg- ;
etables have netted two or three;
times as much. The South's cot- j
ton will give us half a billioa do! j
lars and there will be very little j
corn to buy next winter. j
In the West, corn prospects are ;
line, but wheat will b L'O per I
cent, short. So the Wet will 5
barely hold its own. j
In the Fast, the Presidential j
campaign ami a slow iron and j
steel market are depressing gen- 1
era! business. !
Last winter tne South's cotton .
I money went a long way to avert a ;
general panic. Now it loo!;s as if ;
the South will again furnish the ;
money aud the prosperity fcr the :
nation. The Railroad atid Com- ;
mon Carrier, August, I'.'Ul. j
Has Sol a Pile of Chamber- ;
Iain's Coittxh Kemedy. !
I haiH .-old Chamberlain's Coii'h Rem
edy for inert than twenty years an 1 it ;
has given entire satisfaction. I hive . -old '
a pilv of it. and can recommend it highly.
JostU'ii MlKliiino', Lmtok. I.iwa. You j
will find this remedy a good friend when I
troubled with a conh or cold. It always j
aiford quick relut and is pleasant t j
take. Sold by nil dealers iu medicines.
California l'ruie Wafers, nature's cure
for all bowel troubles. Act promptly
without pain or inconvenience, loo for
ii cents. Ask your Pruist.
The Houston Post remarks
truly that "Xo liar ever slandered
Jefferson Davis and made it stick,
and some pretty big liars have
tried it."
The Human Lottery
"Aim, if only I were beautiful
How happr lif would be.
Many a forlorn maiJ has &-til this as she
looked into the mirror. It is tlic one pos
session in the lottery of human life which
woirtau would not rcf uc.
BRADFIELD'5
Female R.eulator
for young girls on the threshold of woiuaa
hotxl is invaluable. When they become
Caie ana languid, the eyes dull, aching
eal, feet ami hands cohl, appetite iroue
or abnormal, obstructdl periods anil jain- j
.L??.!NanJ Ulie Rerally j
run i down they need a tonic, building up
and their Llood cleansed. i
t Bradficld'slem-oleKcgtilator for women I
is particularly valuable aud useful owinsr j
to its tonic properties and as a reirulator :
of the menstrual flows. 1'atnful, obstruct-I
ed and suppressed menstruation is perma
nently relieved and all diseases teculiar
Kcfn-Jator clears the completion, bright- j
ens the eye, sharrns the aptetite, re- ;
moves muddy and blotchetl conditions of
uie sk.in ana cures sick iicaaacne ax. oscc-
.Of druiK-s- at 1.00 per bottle. C
"Perfect Health for Women" can 1
be had free by sendintr s -your addreas.
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including Suits, Walking Skirts, Waists and Cloaks, also La
dies' 44Q,ueen duality" Shoes, Walk-Over Shoes, and
Schloss Brothers' Clothing for gentlemen; Silk Dress
Goods, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods of all kinds, and
we extend to all a cordial invitation to call and inspect
them.
Respectfully yours,
ijk BsS Sa? 1
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If ynn haven't a r- i.-'itur. Ii.-aithy m-n-raiont rif the
.'is every 0:iv, y..u' t- Li i r vv ill !-e. K.- i- yunr
l...v . is ,..-o, jir..! w-!i. t :'. in I !i ..t'
vmI- ut !( .r Jia wih-u. i.s la: f. r-'i h.
MrtMt he ,t, .4slt. tii'. i rf. i t v. ,iy dI k-s-iaSiC
tLu U vtvt uu-.i ''-'"in i t . ! -ikti
CANDY
CATHARTIC A
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EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
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i."'"t. X'-vr-r Sii'k-n, W. k ri or Ot.j..-: 1 . iT, ui .1
Jr. nts ...r livi. Wrir,. Ir tixv ouiii!--, i. .s
i.'t on h-ailh. A 1 lr- ' 4-J
tttttlnq Rt-mcdy Company, Chic3qo or New lork,
KEEP YOUfl DLOOD GLElUi
PKOIESSIO.NAI. CARDS.
(iiii. J. Liiiwicii. C . 1. . Teuij.
LKFTW1CTI & TUBR,
ATIOUMIVS AM) Cetl NSELLOilS
AT LAW,
l'eStairs, .5onroo Hanking
Hailding,
and Ttiist
Aberdeen,
Miss;
Pi :''t .c in ait S
and r
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ei. from! alt. run t itn'" t-
t j.i of cLiiMt." mailer of r. at !;
itiadot.a rt'.tl e.-L.Ue on i.-av terms.
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DLXTIST,
aui;khi:i:n. Miss.
(!n'e over Thoin ps.ai, (la y A. Co.'s iu the
W. t) W. LufeiinK'
May 'j. I. - ly.
A. L. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST,
Suo tsu in l)u. V. M. Lt)N(iLF. V,
In Paine Buildinc,, Aberdeen, Miss.
GAS ADMINISTERED.
Ortice 'Phoiic Xo. L
Residence 'Phone No. 6.
S;l.teiidor P.'. !rj--ly.
K. E. notsToy J. la tuts ION,
HOUSTON & HOUSTON,
Attorneys
and Counselors at
Law.
ABFRDFFN MISS. 46 COMMERCE ST. j
lit Pracike ia all Sute aui Fe4era! Crt ia Mi--;
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issistppi Special Altmlioa gives to Colle.- !
tla. Estate Mattcraa4CarpwatiraLaa. !
Wo Sell, Buy and Rent Heal
Huns. Estate Matter and Carpwrstina Law
Estate as Attornevs, Loan Money,
tl . . t' . t.
Abstract 1 ltles to Lands.
imm,mmm,mmmm
Bncc Track Audition. tiUlIDOr I. i
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r.Ol) each, tho next 100 lots are!
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month. S
PlIIL. A. DoLAX, Owner,
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GA b for a nice H AIU JJliL'SH
Tooth liiiusH, Comes, etc.
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Charter of Amory Light and
I'tpvcf Cotttptiny.
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'tl,:..r,;-.n, J. N M.i'hi'.s J M May. -1 .
A, M -i f.. 1 i, K. I), (iilniun-. A. M. tir.-en
.si.vl ad i1h !- th if may ! .-eia; d it h
thetn ai.-d tiu lr -aecos .r--. In de-ir't;s
ol lerti.ii. th. ins-! vt.- ii t o a ci I p at n -a
t . be know:: i- she Amory I.tht and
1 'i v i r C. !.'! u . ! o l.i-rt by
:o l.ert by ;
;st the
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tht- eeriior ii
laws o! the S.at
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cm u - d as the I
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Dolatt Addttioti, Dolan Race Track Addition. Cen
tral Park Addition, Meadow Park Addition,
(inlfport HeiLjhls Addition, Part of Stand
ard Land Company Addition. 3,000
Acres of Truck Land near Town,
GULFPORT, - MISS.
The coining great port of the Gulf of Mexico. I have a proposi
ti nto offer you that cannot be excelled in any part of the United
States, being sole owner of some of the best speculative property in
and adjacent to Guifport, I have an addition in particular I wish to
develop, called
race: track addition.
Tliis tract lies just one mile from the Town. 1 intend to run a Street
Railroad to the Race Track whi ;h will make lots near by treble in
value within two years. I give a written guarantee with every lot
sold that this Railroad will be in operation within two years from
date. Packed by a general bond sufficient to build and equip the
same I intend p!acingthc first too lots on the market at 525.00 and
increase 55.00 per lot every 100 lots sold thereafter. There arc about
2400 lots in Race Track Addition. An increase of 55.00 per lot on
ever- One Hundred lots sold the last IOO lots must bring Si 30 each.
. The payments can be as follows: 55.00 cash down and 52.00 per
month on each lot with no interest on deferred payments. Those
that get in oa the first installments will beyond a doubt make good
investments. Two years ago I started Standard Land Company Ad
dition to Guifport at 550.00 per lot, many of which cannot be bought
to-day tor 5300.00 per lot. These lots arc further out but believe I
can make them equally valuable by Street Railroad connection.
Get in while you can cheap. Puy a lot for your children; it may
be the means of giving them a good start in life. This is an oppor
tunity you may nevxr get again.
For maps and plats showing location, address
PHIL. A. DOLAN, Guifport, Miss.
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