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The Aberdeen Weekly
PUBLISHED EVERY UftDAV.
The Weekly Pubf-shing Co
T.T. DKAV"""- -V Ejr.1 MiC.
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Subscr'ttrfy f'er Ycar
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Fixing the lV-c of
Cotton.
A convention of tl.- - -itli n
Cotton (ifimcrs' Ah k Lit ! ;i nu t at
Axhville, North Can -lit i. yrfttT
day, with tin iwti n.-il.lt j.;ri ..' of
regulating th irk-' of ir- - i t crop
of cotton. In viv of ii li at ions
that the maturing crop v. ill i -mall
in -omfuri.oii with tin ? if-tm-iial
yicM of Ia-t year, ami, " if it
cquitlcd it, would .-cam!;. .naMirc
with the world's it i- pn.lni-
that thr Ao iatii"!! vi!i lfalIc
ti acoinj)lili him tiling ii- tin-way
of iii.!u.-iiiiitf priees. If i' an Io
nothing t force the in;irk ? to pay
what the pro I net i .rt!i. it can
nt leat l a n at rk ii elua
ting the pro hit r to a realization of
what the ee.iiun"lity r jn - lit ami
make liitu iit 1 1 ijr- nt iiu;,'i ,tilul.
his crop until at tu.il nee.i forces
prices ui hat it i- worth. In this
way he can taught that the
quantity of cotton .leittnid ami its
Utility in the variou- n !.-; of civil
ization are the p. .tent factors that
determine its value.
The A.-soeiatioii'.- attempt to lix
the minimum price at which the
present cni .-hall i- m.M, wh'u h j
will lie nhout II cents, is nothing the i-en-mony.
new, hut antedates the pr sent djcU - The I. ride was handsomely gown
ude, and has In eii atttTuh d with ed in white ami the home was ap
signal f;vUur:s almost as often as tin- ' pririatclv ileeorated with ilov rs.
aken. hut that dH-s not mean
t!;;tt the I (Torts have hecli devoid of
valu--. On the other hand, it ha
hrt.UK'fit the people of the Cotton
grw ing ."M-ctions into clo-M-r touch.
and has resulted ill a concert
of action that has indirectly, if not
directly, enabled them to realize
tt r prices. This has In en done
by evidencing in their holdings that J
they are not entirely ignorant of any
iwl vantages they may have of the
situation.
The futility of attempting to ti x
the price of any commodity whose
value is determined by the law of
Mipply and demand is apparent to
every sensible jierson, while on the
other hand the value of co-oera-
tion and an intelligent understand-
f the situation ha regards the status
of this law at any present time will
ls- conceded by all to le tin; very
.cream of good sense and judgment.
The jn-ople at Stonewall are busi
ly cngagod in improving their school
building in order to have it ready
to open the high school nt that place
promptly on the first Monday in
next month. They have engaged
a college man as principal, at a sal
ary of $NO i r month, and are prt
pared to offtT sTfrrnrj-hiNVJ ad-
vantages.
ine punnsiieii st ii, i,;. at of th.
i;ank oi Alxnleeii. r..m..i ;,. t
issue of the Weekly, is gratifviu
and hlniivs that institution to
abreast with the iro-iH ritv of
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discerned and public travel will
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Aberdeen High School.
The Aberdeen High School will
open Monday, October 2, under aus
picious circumstances. Following is
the li.st of teachers who will have
.charge oj the various grades. Sev
eral of these teachers are known to
the people of Alerdeen, having done
efheient work in the school here in
tlf past, while the others roine
highly recommendel from the liest
educational institutions of the coun
try. The Weekly iitnfldentlj looks for
ward to one of the U-st sessions in
the. history of tlie school :
W.Y.Thornhury.SuixLrintendcnt.
J. S. Duncan, First Assistant.
Miss Josephine McGraw, Seind
Assistant.
Miss Alio Curry, seventh grade.
Miss Clara Boyd, sixth grade.
M iss Lallie McQuiston, fifth grade.
Mrs. M. O. Stark, fourth grade.
Miss Marguritc l-kfnl,:M grade.
Miss Uuth MeFarlam-, M grad-.
Mi.-s I)aisy Haughton, first grade.
Mu-ii Miss Kl :uir O'Connor,
Mi.-s I.nla Sims.
Robinson-Ikreks Weddinp;.
Mt'.V. Hohinson and Miss A vie
li.eks were married at the lride?s
home, in the second district of this
county, on Sunday evening, Sep-tcmU-r
The hriile is the accom-pli.-hed
and ipular daughterof Mr.
I). A. Hecks, while the groom is a
ri-ing young hu.-iness man of !att
maii, Miss. Cards had 1 m i sent
out auuotmeing the marriage of
thec voting jM-ople, and quite a num-l"-r
of friends as.emlied to witness
j hi-'tiding into con.-istent harmonv
.with the H'iM.inl. (jllite a IlUliiler
; of handsome and elegant pn sents
i Were evidences of the high apprccia-
ti'.n in which the contracting pa r-
! ties were held bv their friends. Tin
I Weekly wishes them a long life o
j happiness and prosk-rity
Prof. V. K. Jones, of Sjittsville
Ky., has Ken selected principal o
the Wren High School ami the first
session of that institution will Ik-
gin on the first Monday in next
month and continue for an eight
montns term. rroi. Jones is a
high school graduate and come
highly rceonuuendeu as a strong
man in his profession.
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The iK-ople of Tllbbs Iloads
have stcurctl funds to employ a
high school principal at a salary of
g.sO iH-r month and will secure the
services of the lest man that can U
had for that salary. The school at
that place w ill oj)en Oct. 2nd and
a high school offering as good ad
vantages as can le found anywhere
will Im maintained.
See the handsome Toilet Articles
for ttale at J. A. GAY'S.
For cold HUp'tent we have the Lunch
eon Meats, Crackers, Cakes, etc.
F. D. Cartkk & Co.. Phone 79.
After Russia Germany is the rich
est country in children. For every
10,000 inhabitants there arr3(3 liv
ing births a year, as against only 22l
in France. Hence the increase of
1 ttonulation in Germanv is eorren-
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p'luiingiy great, in t ne course 01
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Ilir IUIIVK TIIUI n III."
1 1 within the present terntory of
empire has much more than
u I led in spite of the consitlerble
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milliners 01 oennans w no nave mi
grated during this time. In 1SH
there were 21,400,00 souls in the
t rritorv f the present empire.
ul,U.. in I'.HK) Oi. re v.-re.V. :UNIiMMl
,v j w hicli corrcsioiids tt a yearly av-
" - ; erag increase of 1 ikt cent, while
: - NIi Ui trtt tjian r( ( (;t.nil:u,s J,aVt.
the itiiigratcd from their homes during
- , . t),( ..'the iiiiutecth century, in onler to
- (,,,. "':isure the meaning of these fig
: ; , ' uci s we must ctnnpire them witli
. j?1 Mhos, of a ttumtry like France,
'". -r,vi Nhich is practically stationaiy- in
u- population, in me mniaie oi
1 ' : the century there were ns many
y y vp ' pie in France as in Germany.
- .. v ' 4: iyl" there were in Germany
JF " - - f" ' f w - - v
A Ie in 1?20 France hai nearlj
: l.H) nure than Gcnnany. To
I th' French population has ris
o ;i5,o00,0'X, and is therefore
e than 20,000,000 Uhind Ger
iy.- Yale Keview
THREE JURORS CURED
Jholera Morbus with one Small
ttle of Chamberlqin's Colic,
holera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
r. G.W.Fowierof Hightower.AIa.,
tea experience he had while teiv-
on a petit jury in a murder case
le county, Alabama: He says:
hlle there I ate some fresh meat
some souse meat and it gave me
ra morbus m a very severe form.
1 never more sick in mr life and
chUJb the drug store for a certain
a lolera mixture, but the druggist sent
crhottlo of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
a and Diarrhoea Cemedy instead,
W ng that he had what I sent for,
orl that this medicine was so much
Mtter he would rather send it to me
O) the fix I was in. I took - one dose
f it and was better In five minutes.
Hie second doso cored me entirely,
po fellow jurors were aCSicted in the
mo uwuucr wu we HDiu coreti the
iree or u." sola Dy all dealers in
edicines.
Jury List Circuit Court, Septem -
ber Term, 1905.
FllMT WEEK.
John Kr&acU. Torn EjiUra.
O. W. Sbumtxrt.
K. M. Amrris.
J. A. Ma; field.
W. B. Cheek.
. B. Towry.
W. W. Well.
W. A. Tow r jr.
H. V. Leverett.
John K. Dunlap.
A. J. Ntaddard.
Tom Waldeo.
Torn J. lrvin.
Thump Wilson.
W. B. Todd.
Ird Holland.
Lewi Euter,
J. T. UfttjrB.
A. W. Wnt,
Ike Kicli&nirfon.
S. 8. Ware.
W. I. Vox.
P. M. Kajr.
V. J. Oarner.
J. H. Miiliriui.
L. H. Hell.
L. H. Kmith.
J. C Jae.
J. H. Owen.
. Knoch Anderson.
J. K. Cain.
8. II. Hplaclna.
L. W. Lowe.
B. II. St roar.
W. E. Ware,
ti. II. Bunipcis.
II. C Hamilton.
Herman Co burn,
K. A. Anderson.
Arch Mcltafile.
Jamea K. Tanner.
K. W. Cunningham.
A. O. Ridings.
W. W. Grady.
J. T Hester.
J. K. Conwill.
K. A. Morran.
A. B. Majn.
J. II. Vouut,
SKCONO WKKK.
W. J. l'fliirt,
K. I. Cantrrll.
J. K. Jonos.
O. AriiiKtronic.
Charlie Ia i.t.
Kliie Nash.
W. J.Tajrlor.
Walter Robert.
J. T. Foulkett.
T. W. I'hillitut.
Tollie Kobcrts.
I'hnrlie Jones,
I). M. W-t.
J. I.. I'hillifK.
O. W. .MaU.iie.
Charlie Nix.
T. A. lolc-jr.
K. I". I'm kins.
C C. Ilroik.
C. C. Mifaudlaaa,
W. T. Ware.
K. D. Daniel.
Neil MrCaskill.
H. J. Cain.
J. M. Alliwon.
WohI Kotjerts.
Willis Brewer,
R. K. Hill.
S. I. 8isk.
C. B. Wonl.
TI 1 1 Fill WKKK.
I.. iisrcnii.
K. I . Ilarnmii.
A. J. Itumuii.
H. S. Jones..
A. B. Kittcr.
Will. Wcstl.rook.
It. A. Mrllcniil.l.
I. 1.. ,lirn-!.
a. c. euiiiii.
I. II. Hunt.
M. I. Taylor.
N. Tubb.
Kula Sanders.
J. I. Morrow.
J. O. Nelson.
J. H. Nix.
J. M. sit n-art. .
C. H, Smith.
I. f. Drake.
B. 1". Ttiu.lftm.
.. A. Feriruu.
T. T. Me.Millun.
F. I. Carter.
It. It. Howell.
R. W. Kntflisli.
J. W. Rutletlce.
J. J. t'other.
J. O. Wu ks.
S. A. Jones.
J. K. Mout.
For nice Note ani Letter Pai-er
in boxes, go to
J. A. GAY'S.
Melrose Ham and Breakfast Bacon,
best in the city, sold only by
(Phone 79) F. D. Carter & Co.
Williams Harbacue.
Mit. Kpitor:
Were you at the Charlie Williams
linner Auirust 3rd. if not v.ui
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m a
er iH iore ,n tl.e History of Monroe
county has any man at his own vo-
lit ii tit evidenced hid appreciation, to
Almighty (hwl by inviting fuUr
hundred of his friends and neigh-
In, rs to participate in a dinner in
commemoration of his -loth birth-
lay, gotten up and spread at
individual expense. I have attend-
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ed many dinners public and private
in and out of Mississippi, but have
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inner attendetl me lietter arranged
or more svstematicallv comluctcd
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than tins, nor one at which more
genuine gxl will. Christian ami
. . :,.i 1 ,. . :. 1 1 t
social liappiness pervaded the en-
tire gathering than on this ccasion.
The address of welcome was made
by one of the most charming and
t.j.-.i.rwi .i-i.,
. . ... .
coumy, xiiihs Paine uucnanan, ana
nust splendidly did she perform
her part, followed with an address
by Mr. Fretl McDonnell, of Okolo -
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no, nun men uuue me uniiier.
If I had Urn younger amiable
to have insisted and partaken just cerie8 t11 u about it, and we will
1:441 f,i 11 1 ii buy it. We want your trade, and
a little of each dish 1 might do np- J J . , . '
. mean to carry the goods and give you
proximate justice to the occasion. 8ervice which will at ieast entitle us
Hut really and truly it was most to a share of it. Any order, no mat
dazzling to Irhold and indeed ter how small, will receive prompt at
tempting to the palate, liarlrcued
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mutton, Ixrt and ixrk, thoritughly
w 1
ctoke.i with every etcetera known
to the trained and experienced chef
in which the delicate touch mid
1:,, 1 0. , r 4 1 . xt t ai. After a fashion: benator I oon
rciined taste ttf the gtKMl wife of Mr. I . , . , , . ,
... 0 gratulate j-ou. 1 understand you
y .ium. wa eery w nere aim 111
every thing, all honor to her.
After the dinner came the Hrtcak-1
ing. 1 was at a loss then and cant
,1.4.,.l ,4 1...... I.:- ir..
Jutlge bykes ami Messrs. Leftwich
and Houston were able to siKak at
.11 .1 . 4 .1 : .1 ..1
.111, mu iiuui is, uiey cousuincu
half the time allotted to each in an
ipology and the other half in com-
plimeliting Mr. Williams anil his
coot! wife, having giK.il subjects
1 v 1 n 1 1 .1 I
each tlnl well and were Uth in-
siruciive ami enienaining.
Mr. Williams has nine children
md hence has done well for his
country, but if I had nine at my
muse I would have long since made
replication for room in the county
poor house. Hut then jeJfc has
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ciirhl . 01 in iirs mat will aver- 1
;ire ;thr. . hltn.lr.xl muiiiiU vanh
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and I guessjhe can feetl and clothe
them.
tnially too much cannot U said
of this splendid occasion; it was
mttst hannilv conceived, in rfeetlv
V M
planned ami executitl ami with all
leaves an object lesson that his
friends would lo well to emulate.
Man cannot live to himself audi
then is no measuring the go.id re
sults morally, socially and religious
ly of such gatherings. May Charlie
Williams, his good wife and the
nine kids live long, prosper, be
happy, multiply and replenish the
earth.
Card of Thanks.
Monroe county, Mian., Sept. 5, 1905.
Messrs. F. J. McDonald and others.
Gentlemen: -
Permit us through the kindnew of NSWJJAiKarUS
the editor of this paper to return our
thanks to you for the chest of ster-
Una sUver riven ua aa a tnken of
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znenaanip on tae consummation of
OUT fortv-flfth hirthdav harhaon.
The fact that we have lived as long
1 113 we have, that we have been so
fortunate, that we have been so hap
py, and that our good and merciful
God has given us so freely and
abundantly of all the good things of
life would ord;narily be considered
enough to fill brim-full the cup of hu
man happiness. We know that we
have had more of this world's pleas
ure and happiness than we deserve.
We have often in our humble homes
thought that there was no other
earthly happiness for us, but when
we received your beautiful present
we then felt and knew that no earth
ly happiness was complete and full
that failed to estimate and include
that purest and most sacred of all
sentiments, friendship. You may
then know that by this gift you have
added to our enp of happiness one of
its dearest portions. This token of
your friendship. will ever be the aroma
that shall hallow our sorrows, assuage
our troubles and sweeten any bitter
ness that may come to us in our fu
ture lives.
May God hl's and prosper and
give to each of you happiness and
friends as He has given to us, is the
prayer of your grateful friends,
C. C. Williams and wife.
Hest 5-cent Cjiiars in town, at
J. A. GAY'S.
We grind your Coffee free of charge
when bought of us.
(Phone 79 F. D. Carter & Co.
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Itlind, Bleeding or Protrud-
Piles. Druggists refund money if
Pizo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in 6
to 14 days. First application gives
ease and rest. 50c. Ir your druggist
hasn't it send 50c. in stamps and it
will be forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., bt. Liouis, mo
In spite of all that is written am
much that is lelieved aWut tlie
power of political machines and the
"l of Isomers, there is nothing
I . n .1
more irague, utiunuui, naiUMrm
niiil linooet.t in tit 111 lij u .Tit f. 1
1 1 inn 1 ittni iiuni s " 1 w
Pnj..,,, The wise man with that
Mk c in his Uinnet keens under cover
1
I as much as he can and hides
the huzzingnmi ln nciKhirs.-
iNCW 1 tU"K Mill.
THREE SALESMEN WANTED.
Three salesmen for our new County,
compilation of facts, figures and draw
niRS aim 01 wonueriui vaiue. t.oiin-
titTs and tnvns fully iiexed and .p-
ulation of each i i'.-lven; railroads
plainlv shown and t'ances between
iu Kt.oion- ar. sh,nd'; ronsinnni
districts outlined. luTered and pop-
ulation given. Ow . T-atures tto nu-
meroiw to mention?,! f splendid op-
portunity for energ.xi men. hand,
Mcaallv & Co., Chicago, 111.
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Mrs. Blinks Ti l horrid Mrs
Winks says I'm a ij f.l.
Mr. min' sure she would
smt f..VK.' iA.F- ill-natured re-
I mark
Mrs.Blinks Well, she didn't sav
that in so many words, but that is
what she meant. She says I U
ye "t!!1" ymi m0m
ut'w iotk v ecKiy.
If we haven't what you want in gro
h" - 01 and be appreciated. We car-
lI,t" wsi coous 111 an iinc, a.nu nans
. ... . '
in ni inn ia miQpqnrnart inrnr tu
call on UsJ when in the citv Yours
for new business, F. D. Cakter&Co
have vindicated. Trillin
phantly, Johnson. At the first
trial the jury disagreed. At the
"w"" ""J"-'" louim .!
":" " "luicuiiem, ana me
court.
Chicago Tribune.
ltest Toilkt and Lauxuky Soaps
at
J. A. (JAY'S.
LOWER INTEREST.
We are able negotiate installment
1 .
l1" " unproved Real hstate at
per cent, interest, in sums of $1,000.00
'
nr nvr. SnmIIr amounts .'ir S ifp
cent.
LKFTWICH & TUBB.
October 21, 190.
How to Go to California.
Travel via the Chicago, Union Vi
citic vV- Northwvftern Line. Two fast
tiiroiigh trains k t day. The Over-
1 I I 1
iaiui i.iiuucm, eiccuic hkihcm. n ss
" II t ll ICC Ua 'S CliroUtC. 1 lie V al
ifornia Express, thinugh service to
San Francisco, Los Angeh-s and
Portland. The U-st of everything.
Full particulars on application to W
F. Kniskcrn, P. T. M., C. it X.W
Ly., hicago.
GRIP-IT
"Does not make 700
sick or otherwise in
conrenience you, and
cures the Worst Cold
QUICK I
QRIP-IT usually
gires relief in about
eight Honrs, and rare
ly requires a longer
tune.
ORIP-IT contains
neither Opiates nor
Narcotics. It simply
cures ; that is why the
pain ceases.
TK3 CSS DEMON
IneiUwr inaUncAsinfl2ScpckacafC9-IT
for all kinds of HeadAche. Kswalcls. Chilli.
fTr ! . espclaUy lor thm pains peculiar
to xemaii
FC2TC2 rJTUT2 CO, Pais, Ti
P.K. ThOmHO, IlottlotOXl
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STATEMENT SHOWING CONDITION OF THE
Monroe Banking and Trust Company
Of Aberdeen, Mississippi, on August 2-5, 1905. Published hv direction
of Chapter 14 of Annotated Code of 1892.
RESOURCES."
Loans and discounts on personal endorsements, real
estate, or collateral securities
Overdrafts secured and unsecured
County and city warrants
Banking house
Furniture and fixtures
Expenses
Sight exchange
Cash on hand
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in $ 60,000.00
Undivided profits 4,726.33
Indidual deposits subject to check 114,4"v.74
Due other banks 1,160.62 $180. 312. 69
Of the above Amount of Loans and Discounts
To Officers of the Bank $1,590.00
To Directors of the Bank 3,1 hi. 00
To Stockholders of the Bank 12,280.96
I, W. H. Carlisle, Cashier of the Monroe Banking and Trust Company, of
Aberdeen, Mississippi, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and ex
act statement of the assets and liabilities of said bank on the" date named
therein, as shown by the books of same. W. H. CARLISLE, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Notary Public in and for the county
of Monroe, Mississippi, this, the 30th day of August, 1905.
r W.E. WARE, Notary Public.
Examined and found correct. T. M. HENRY, Auditor.
This 31st day of August, 1905.
Statement Show
The Bank
Of Alierdeen. Mississippi, on August
tf Chapter 1-4 of Annotated Code of !'..
liKsorncKs.
Ixans and diseounts on personal endorsements, real
estate, or collateral securities.
Overdrafts secured
Overdrafts unsecured
Banking House
Other Ileal Estate
Furniture and Fixtures
Expenses
Sight Exchange
Cash on hand
LIA1UL1TI1
Capital paid in
Surplus
Undivided profits
Individual deposits subject to cheek
Due other banks
Of the above Amount
To otliccrs of the bank.
To directors of the bank
I, W. C. JIcMii.lan, Assistant Cashier of The Bank of Aberdeen, of Aber-
oeen, .Mississippi, 110 nereoy ceriiiy inai me ioregoingis a true, nui ami ex
act statement of the assets and liabilities of said Bank on the day ami date
named therein, as shown by the books of same.
W. C. MCMILLAN, Assistant Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Notary Public in and for the count'
of Monroe, Mississippi, this, the 30 day of August, 190o.
R. C. MAYNARD, Notary Public.
Examined and found correct. T. M. HENRY, Audisor.
This 4th day of September, 1905.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Aberdeen, Mississippi, at the close of business, August 2-, l'.')-").
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts f 185,621 .s:5
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 25,S13.:V
United States Bonds to secure circulation 25,000.00
Premiums on United States Bonds 1,000.00
Bonds, Securities, etc 151,(50.00
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 10.o00.0o
Other real estate owned 5.0(h). 00
Due from National Banks (not reserve agents lO.S.Is.fin
Due from State Banks and Bankers 3,739.7
Due from approved reserve agents 2t,4SD.7ti
Checks and other cash items 1,05;.2S
Internal Revenue stamps 155.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 3ss.io
Specie 13,5()o.o)
Legal-tender notes 12,500 . 00 2(5, 01 h ) . 00
Redemption fund with IT.S. Treas.,5eret. of eireurt'n 1,250. (hi ls:5.312.;2
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $100, 000. 00
Surplus fund 20,000. 00
Undivided profits, less exp.nses and taxes paid 10,752.21
National Bank notes outstanding 25, 000. 00
Due to other National Banks l,ll;i.05
Due to State Banks and Bankers 1,752.01
Individual deposits subject to check 323,H74. 14
Certified checks
State of Mississippi, "Monroe County
I. JOHN C. ICKS, Cashier of the
that the above statement is true to the
Subscribed and sworn to before this,
Correct Attest:
We are sole agents for and guaran
tee every package of ELECT FLOUR
It is absolutely perfect. Try a barrel.
K 1. CARTER & CO.
9U0V1S
H 5TATI0A
CAIRO
DDI
51m4TCOkCbY
jAcasosviux
TIME OF TRAINS AT
ATJEKDEEX STATION.
XORTU BOUND. -
No. 50 leaves daily at 7.20 AJn
No. 52 leave dailjr at 9.45 a'm
No. 54 leaves dailjr at 5.20 p.m
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 51 arrives daily at 6.55 P-n
No. 53 arrives daily at 11.15 ajn
No. 55 arrives daily at 9.00 a.m
L. D. GODFREY. JR Arent-
II. V.TAYLOR. JNO. M. DCALL,
Gsasnl Maaaftr. Cb1 Tmaga AfwA,
8T.1ACIS. -
Evmc
93,031.83
,
10,493.39
9.2T6.2C
7,217.59
4,071.00
828.90
41,49.-.G1
13,925. Oti-
$180,34:
.69
ing Condition of
of Aberdeen
j
2", 1 '.'().". Published 1 dir. ti-'U
n.i.".ii.:v.i
2, 4 1 . 11
5, 5(0.00
4, TnU. 00
i,upi;.!i
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22,.Ki.lH)
2i.:K).uo
1 1. 2 IS. 15
S2,l(i0.t!2
'-t- 14 v 1 ,". 'O
of Loans and Discounts,
jJ.Sll.8S
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1,013.15 43,3I2. 62
ss.
above - named bank, do solemnly swear
best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN C. WICKS, Cashier.
4th day of September. 1905.
R. C. MANNARD, Notary Public.
T. S. CUNN I N( J 1 1 AM,
ABE RUREL, JR.. I Directors.
CLIFTON R. SYKES,
ST . . - . - .
Decttitiitii X houghts
The sweet, pure breath of the babe i:
augRestive of innocence and health.
A mother's yearning for children is in-
separable from a love of the beautiful, an!
!LJv!!.ievS ZT0.?.!
the subject of her maternity.
To relieve rain and make easy thai
period when life is born again,
jyT 9 TfP m
Ao. "wfH 1 1 a W Vmmt 7f im o 1 In iri f aqciIc !
dxn mistered and for e-cternal use only.
Pregnant women should try this remedy,
It being undeniably a friend to her during
nature's term of suspense and anticipation.
riotner'a t-nend, it used throughout
gestation, will soften the breasts, thereb- i
preventing cracked and sore nipples. Ah
muscles straining with the burden will
relax, become supple and elastic from iti
continued application.
All fibres in the abdominal region will
respond readily to the expanding covet
containing the embryo if Mother's Friend
is applied externally during pregnancy.
Of all reliable druggists $i.ooper bottle.
Write for free book on riotnerhood.
THE BRADFIEL0 REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. 6 A.
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FRENCH FEZALE
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Ibr IjW par kss. WIU mil them trial, to b pi-l lor
ika tUd. San-pte Pre. If or drs(ixt duos Mft
tmn Ikm mmd au4m t Ui
unrrco-i-oiCAi.ee., ses r,ua. t-ta. .
Sold in Aberdeen by J. A. GAY
Teachers' Examinations.
Not ue is hereby riven that examinations fir
public seli-o! te-.u-iHrs will l- ho'. ! i;i the i-i.Mic
scru.-i Imit.lir.iTs. !n thi- iirv of Ai.TlTi. as fol
lows: I OIL WH'.TK TI..U ' t r.s.
Kirt Kxar.iinaiioa. l iKU-y s;vi .-ittur-iay, sh
tcmbt r 1 aiul 2. r"5.
Sfon--l Examination, I ri.iay aiul s! ipKiy ,
SWi'tem. r l'ian.l
bolt iOi.O!!ni TKACHEItS.
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pi t,i .1 .:nsi:tti.r. li;oh ou
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Charter of Incorporation of the
Aberdeen Weekly Publishing
Company.
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ntioa is triatt.!. aro to puiui-li a m- spapfr oi
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this c hart i r ami t ho laws of t'n stall- an.l of I h'
States.
Sections. The first imi'fiiif- of ! ho sto khol.t
crs stia'.l ho lic!! at siuh t imo :iml tl.ua- : tiny
may airrtv on or as may l.o ti..l h a nott.-o to
all, sUrnoii hy tio .-r moro stookhol-i.-rs.
Illinois Central Railroad Gomp'y
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Iiil.iic no! ice is fiertbv pien that tlu ttt-ultir
aniin.il imt tintr f the stckhll-rs .f tin- Illi
nois Central K.iilr'aii ( ;ii;.a!-.v will le hi 1.1 al
the Companj !Vi t in Chiiato, liiir.ois. i.n
ihitsiia , tK.-u.lx-r is. I'MV at 12 o Ih k n...n.
To iK-rniif -.ifrsona! atteii'I.in.-o a! sai.l r.in t
insr there will he i-;sii(-l to t-aeh !: lot r of one or
more shares of the i-aoital suh'k of J In- I ' ! hm is
Central Railroad Company sis Ptrtircl ci: t h
twnks of the on'.pany at the close of Imsin. s. on
Ttii s-iay. Set.teml.er -': '"' who K of full .;t .
a ticket i nn blintr him, or lier. to t: ;m 1 '.: o i
the Company's iincs from the station on tin- Il
linois Centra! Katlror.'t nearest to his or h r r. ::-ister-i
n.hiress to 'hlcaf ami re: mil. s.ich t k
et to he irood for t lu- jonriu y to innit-u only !i
riitir the four ditys iiiimtl iately pu ct.linir. an!
for the return journey from Chicago only on tin
day of met t inir. ami the four days initm-d iatt !y
foilowinfr. hen properly eotititersn.-iH'.l and
stainp-d during husiiuss h"irs. on or t for
Sat'irday. Ictober -Jl . 'MC, that is to say l
I ween : a. m and 5 :K p. m. in the oihce of
the Assitont Secretary. Mr. W. ( i . Hi m n. in
Chicajro. Siu h ti. Wet ma be obtaine.1 by hit
holder of Mock ri'iristcriil as ulunr. or. appl . a
ti"u. in writin.v. to tht l'rt-.-id. nt i f the oiio-v-ny
in I hieoto. but each stockholder r i: -1 .ndi--i
ln.iiiy apply f.r his (.r li- r t ick. t. l--u-h app'i
e.it ion niitst state the full noun- and ai.oc-sif
the stockh-.locr s.ictl.v a jriven in his .r j.,-r
Certificate ! stock, t ..trot her with the niaiiU-r
and date of s,n h 1 1 , -e;;i . nt-.r.-t h..n one
person w ill becarrii.il lite m i(s;ii I toan one
lioldintr of stock as reewtered on i he books of
t be '..pipany . A.M. I i A K T 1-. Sei . i irv .
Chi. :.ro. .Inly 2. T.''.'. toi-.
YT
Prevents Serious Results
Frcm a Gold.
Remember the name
Fclay's Honay and Tar. Insist
upon having the genuine.
Thrsa e'.ies 23c, SOc. SI.OO
Prepared only by
Foley A. Oompony, Chlcoao.
The Better
Way
The tissues of the throat are
inflamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion more coughing. You take
! a coufjh mixture and it eases the
irritation tor awhile. You take
t
j Vam' SmC W
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! Ti Rf ? T a fl TW
j - W A. X
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and It Cures the 'COid. That S
what is necessary. It soothes the
I throat necause it reduces
the
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S Jt drives out the inflammation;
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how Scott's Kmulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOJ
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT & B0WHE,
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Avr l'orli
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nTf IT. tbd oold-enro that des the
lfllrsl I ! ork in 8 hours, and will
vpm" not make you sick. Try it
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