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GOLD STANDARD NEEDED.

President Fish Says south Mus' ithVe ~
TO Secure Commerce.
Charleston. :. e.. April 3o--rhe son'h
and West Grain congress met ~ 10 o'cioch
ms morning. The committee on orgh'izh
ton presented ". +. Potter of st. Louis
for permanent president. j. y. Smith oil
charleston for secretary. ON taking IN.
chair. President Potter mercy Expressed
thanks FOR the honor. ,.,.,,,
Tie FIRST paper read was by flr'.h'nii
Stuyycsant Fish of the Illinois Central
railway. HI openee with stroie a, .s,.,,
mems for the gold standafd' heslar,Is
that the south would have no foreign
commerce without II, ,.,,. ,,
"1herc are bu; three CONDITIONS "a y
he. Commerce free and unhamp'rru on
n gold basis. commerce based On n'pie
ciaied and debascd silver ana gre.n',tck1 ~
leaving producers at the mercy oil I'M
brokers and spectators. or commerce
hating and hindercd, as at present
doubt as to whether the government IN
tends 10 maintain the parity of m" a"'
Mir. Lowe OF Kansas city delivered an
cloou.nt speech arguing that S"n'n"iF
ports were the natural outlets Tor N''l
crn pr duets.
nreeGllow Smith Of New Orleans mai'
the most speech. lie directed his remark
IN m. railways and stated that whal
Vas waniad was not minimum rates, hi'
stable and uniform rates ana better term
innl facilities. Ne favored railways prop
erly n.anagcd ma governed.
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Regular Convention lndorsos Protection
and Free Silver.

Regular Convention lndorsos Protection
and Free Silver.
Phoenix. Ariz, April Sn.-Ihc split that
had been cSpected in the ropubli IN Ter
ritoriai convention came at II O'Clock
lasi night, WHOM about nfty of the III dele
gates left the hall leaving the remainder
in their seats 10 pursue the work of tho
convention Those who lcf, verc known
as the MCKINLEY faction, MS upposed to
tho SiodaHrd-C hrlsiir Wing. l'A- Inter
continued their Work and elected the fol-
lowing delegates TO ST. Louis T. r.
Stoddard Of Prescott j. Mohoney Of Wins
lam Christie OF Phoenix. j. ~ Iabrsi:ie
Of Tucson. Bert Dunlap of Ariyacn. All
express themselves for Mckinley.
4 ~ Platform compliments Mckinley. but
.hc delegates Were not instructed. Tue
platform favors high protection md DE-
nounces the wool and cattle schedules OF
the WILSON hrin bli favors statehood,
forts IN congress al Delegate \. q. Mur-
phy and dcnounc.s Ia" effrrt of Utah 10
wrest from Arizona par q her DORIAN.
II Is the holicf OF this convention that
m, people OF Arizona without re-
gard to party are IN favor If me I'M
limited and iIec coinage Of silver at
The ratio of 70 TO and The daIe gates
elected hy TINS convention to 81. IL uls
are held instructed 10 use al honorable
means 10 insure tbs adoption q sii'
Yer plank Ia the National platform
The mckinley wing. which Dls,lss M
an Adjournment WAS taken uniil today.
continued IA session. claiming % be he
reguIlr Organization. Sew oili.ers we're
selected and new set of dricgatcA 10
81 Louis we're Oh sen this afternoon. Jn.y
we're strongly Instructed for Mksn.ey.
INC MCKINLEY WING Of the eon,.n'i2n
Nr,,ora + A. Ford. n A. DoringtOu, @.
ii. Akofs, c. " Wright and L. j. c.eye-
air kinney was Endorsed and the dc,egatos
were Instructed 10 vote for him hrst to
lnst III. money plank declares for Inc
free and unlimited coinage of silver al a
ratio of 10 TO l.
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MlNIsTER WILLIS ILL.

San Francisco. April ap.-Aibert > Wits
United States minister 10 Hawaii ~ heri-
ousy IN ~ hotel. After ms orfNai
from Honolulu week ngo he " y ION
poorly to continue OH his journey without
u rent. In day or two MS plSsicilns
found that Minister Wills wis ,rirk.n
with pneumonia and for several, "a,
his CONDITION. has been conai't"-i iJc-
ssriouA Allh0u:h reported better this
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Springfield. Ill, April 50 Senator Cui-
lon gave out the following statement to-
nigh, regarding the result Of The con
No1tirn:
"rhr republicans of Illinois in their
state convention have shown that Hey
want the dolrgntos at large 80 snpport
NJ ior Mcl\inlry for president mat nc-
ton Is binding aud conclusive, II T. not
To be construed as nufrcudiy to ANY OF
the other candidates. bat a. IN cNIt's-
sion Of their preference. Every rcpuiii-
can "a Illinois VIII accept H. Personally
! have no fault to md | CANE ont of III.
convention as ! have horn IN tho hnbt
~ doing for years past, Particularly
when held I'm my own home. That some
oi my friends gaze thcir preference TO
Major Mex mlry was perhaps natural.
as he has been IN tho midst OF the People
a. n candidate for the last two or lhrce
years
some months ago when IN" conditions
seemed such ns my friends helicy "a would
bc adVnntagcous to Illinois to my my
name presented as n candidate to st.
Louis. left the matter I'm heir hands.
Nv public duties have kept me constantly
IN Washington and | have made no can-
NasS. Tho preference which the republ-
cans Of The stat" have shown VIII lac
faithfully carried out. " Mckinley
should h" nominated " win be- because
OF the popular belief that he nesi thor
oughN hplu"s those cardinal principles
OF tho republican party which arc ON
bodied In our platform"
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ToDAYs EVENTS

iaia lake. nIIfs interstate ora,orlca, con-
A.. pace here tomorrow. e'''
sss VIII ills years salon In the cnam,is.
~ open today 10 close June 10.
Nesr,p w.;m,,T,he conservation o, p,snor
y williams win take place i here
r Gs:rL, Minn,-rho Red ,.o,,o In.
pea to ss,,Son in this State ia 10 he
statement today. "
sa smnSSoN'lEsS-The Yale Athletic osso.
=. he'd tomorrow. "7
= hssru.,E,S,President Harrison wi,
0ratorieai contest in his i, civ n;
si Las NJ =. Texas. F.. u s,no,,
ras J.. ''Iae Arrangements for c;n rar,
opsra hs oa.er ,o Of Virginia 10 lecture
n Industrial exhibition vii,
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FLED no ESCAPE THE STAND.
Chicago Packers Scared Over Al inyolll
CATION by Federal Courts. ...

Chicago Packers scared Over An inye(lq!s
cation by Federal Courts. ...
chicago. April N-The Tins
viii say tomorrow: THE ccnnds1
Of many chicago packers hsys ~. y ..s n.
his country. They do not want y ~ y
the witness chair and toll Fedssa juuss
what they know about vio'st'ens o -
ANTITRUST and railway laws q n.
"rhat plans were being mAds - ~
,,,,e. =, The district ATTORNEY y have tne
Nav Federal grand Jury fats up GO
=, rn,,sual interest and tnportance ~
camo known aboutta monin 80 "a, ~ a
saw Lands. acting for the aa n u
Justice. was busy with : 49, ~
sistantn sending out sup,osn4s II W.
scorc, forty Having been sssea z : n =
day. 5 sex 4,
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AtliICAN

Hammond. the American convicted of
high treason Ia the rransvaal is IN very
poor health.
Ear Cray has arrived at Buluwayc aud
ono" commenced
The kilograms said to compromise tho
Chartered South African company IN
luin"son's raid have hecu published nj,
Pretoria The publication created ire
mcndous sensation IA England,
Butghcrs are asking Kruger 10 pardon
the Johanncsburg conspirntors II is said
tlcir sentence will probably he impris6n-
mcul for five years and banishmoni
Natives nrc preparing n warm reception
for the frlicf column.
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TODATS FEATURES.


Premier Moline said in tho chamber that
France thirstod for peace aud trunpulllity
and begged that no Irritating questions be
raised The chamber passed a vote OF
confluence IN the government.
Captain of an American steamer unvr
up as Al political prisoner 10 Nicaragua u
rebel passenger
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TELEPHONE

over the Long Distance lines of the South
western Telegraph aud Telephone Com
many to nearly 7oou Subscribers IN the
principal cities and towns OF T,Aas.
Toll stations In the Central 0tilcc, notes
and other convenient locations.
Ask Contra" for stations connected
and rates charged.
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BosTON-The official schedule of the
National Lawn Tennis association inaka9
The Understandable championships held TO-
morrow at Harvard. Yale. princeton ana
Columbia.
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iit,Hbnrg ., Boston :. baltimore 4: philn-
dolphia II, Now York 10, Chicago S, St
Louis 3.
Atlanta H. New Orleans II. Mon,som-
| cry 2 Mobile Q.
Winners AT Washington were March
llarrior, 5 to 3; Kinslct . 10 10; prg, Z
| to o; Howardcn. ! TO a. Woodford. 10 1.
| Winners at Observation-Disclosures, 40
| 10. Sing Ringer to !. TruNilo. o TO / !;
| Leonard H. even. Eaton Jacket 3 TO j.;
| Joe Thayor. 10 to /.
| Richard croker has aold Montnuls TO al
| Enslishmall.
| Worles thinks his Sand Crabs and Chi
noso mascot viii win the pennan,.
Winners Mt observation-disclosures. 10 /:
| Brace Girdic. TO /: Sulsun. TO seventh
consecutive victory. hey del Mar, to 10;
| Meadow Thorpe, : 10 10.
| Dan siuare is confident he can arrange
match between Corbo,t and Tit2sm-
| mons.
| POLITICAL.
| Mr.. pnttlson saws he ia not certain OF
| being placed before the Chicago convon-
ton, though he feels pleased at the COM
| plimcnt.
lllinols republicans citoerod for Culiom
| aud chcercd for Mckinley. hut wouldn't
howl for Reed aud Allison. Delegates
were given distractions FOR the Dhoan.
senator cullom saya lac has no fault to
find IN the matter.
Georgia republicans are split wide open
Arizona republicans split one faction
elected free silver delegates and the other
Mckinney delegates. but declared for free
silver.
Mckinley secured instructions Ia three
congrosslonal districts,
STATE
Henry T.. Gillette dies al Cedar Bayou
Hon Tom Jennings says he viii roman
with the regular organization OF the
party
Decisions rendered by the higher courts.
Tho State Saongarfest AT San ANTONIO ,
closes.
Captain Fcrg Kyle of Hays county with
the clark Hardy boltors.
Austin raises more ihun the 100000 nee
cssary TO secure n big cotton mill.
Houston capitalists bucking the Calves |
ton aud Austin cotton mills
PROCEEDINGS OF the State Medical nsso- I
cation at Fort Worth.
TIE MARKETS.
cotton futures advanced In .nli markets.;
spots Apady and unchanged.
wire and cut nals advanced Is cents per |
kog. effective today.
Houston produce Strawberries very |
cheap; eggs selling al 6 cents. onions IN
demand: new tomatoes expected.
Wheat went up X on strength OF outside
markets,
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SAN FRANCISCp-rrcpnrations are
comnleted for the departure tomorrow OF
the University Of California a'i.n,es' M ~.
nn,,a i,,inrntou for a triple meet between
The The college teams on May i6ne%' III Ne"
! ork.
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President Fish Of thu Illinois Central
told the South aud West grain congress-
that the South needs gold STANDARD,
a farmers wife near Mayhed. Ky.
gave birth to five boys.
Women drleR1tcs VIII make n nght for
rcAts In the uundrenniai conference OF
the Northern Methodist Episcopal church.
Secretary Of the Navy Herbert said IN n
speech that monopoly was causing n 30
cinlistic sentiment among all cllsaes
Scott jackson went on the stand at New
port mud tried TO prove an nlibi, though
ADMITTING thnt he induced Pearl Bryan
10 leave her home.
William T1ylor hanged for the murder
Of the Mocks family. the mother Of one
Of his victims witnessing H.
There IS no anticipation Of any strkcs
M u eenscqucnce OF May day celobra-
tions
cripple creek fire losses viii aggregate
81 ,og 400 II is said many Fatalities oc-
CURED ns the resuli OF using dynamite.
Three murdcrcrs were hanged a. Fort
Smith. ARK
Confidential men Of several Chicago
packers nie said TO have fed TO ESCAPE
the witness stand IN an investigation of
violation OF antitrust and railway laws.
Notice Of n new commercial treaty
between Japan and Germany has been
given
Epwor,h League board of control re-
fuses to cooperate with the Christian
Endeayorcrs
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INSTRUCTED FOX MckTNI|fl.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Aprii ~'-ihe
convention renominated Congressman "
4. smith and selected de,esates 70 ~.
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BAN

Confirmation ot the capture Of the Com
neiiior has reached Washington.
President c!csoland IL said To have as
suroi Spain l. VII not grant bclIlgerency
to cuba until the insurgents win decisive
Victories.
Tho bermuda pnsscd by an American
schooner who's" maater saya IN" fllihuat-
orer was moving fast 'ownrd the eastern
end Of ctiu.
Hoy. I,iaz. the american missionary, has
arrived at Tampa FLA.
W"yler Il taking precautions against any
further dynnmitlng
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Discussion on the bankruptcy law In the
house was completed Mr.. cu.berson Gre
atoi a surprise by saying he would vote
Tor the measure.
Two Mississippi democrats were con-
lirmrd IN their seats
senate spon, the day on the naval APP
proprintion biz without completing H.
Mr.. Chandler proposes substituting thir'
" large torpedo GOATS for two Of The bat
llcsnips
Mr.. white wants coast defenses before'H
navy
MIR. Alien predicted the downfall OF the
democratic and republican parties.
Mr.. quay said the republicans VIII have
vlo,1ty Of money to pay for battleships as
they would he the next party In power.
Bii TO coniine convict made goods TO
the state where made will be favorably
reported.
Correspondence in the Maybrick case
has been sent to the house.
SPORT.
Houst5n a. san Antonio z; Galveston .,
Austin 8; Fort Worth II. Denisou 3; shes-
man II. Dallas 2.
an .r-aa
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BUSINESS LOCALS


Eat valverde's Champion Bread,
best quality
Fine lot Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
just received at c. Nelson's.
The largest assortment Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, ETC.,
can be found at the Mammoth Store
OF De Jean s. Mitchell Go.
A good No. 7 Cook Stove for
sale; almost new. Apply at
Mrs. e. b. BLACkwELL's.
Gentlemen, W. M. Canty has just
received a large and well-selected
stock OF Fail and Winter Clothing,
consisting 0f Suits, OvcrcOats and
Pants.
Call on tho De Jean 4 Mitchell Co.
for your Groceries, etc. They keep
the best quality at lowest prices.
Ladies, W. NJ. Canty's line Of Fall
Goods Is ready for inspection. He
has a fine assortment Of Novelty
Dress Goods, plaid and plain Flan-
nels, black and blue Serges, Cash.
mcres, &C., &c.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
Send el.25 and we will mail a copy
Of our new wall map OF Mississippi In
beautiful c0lors 81 < 5 feet In size cor
rectcd to date. Shows sections, town.
ships, ranges, railroads, rivers, etc.
An active canvasser Is wanted In each
county. He "a clear from sl5. to s35.
per week. Write at once and secure
territory.
RAND, MCNALLEY & co.
[augl4263t] Chicago, III.
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DIED.

- O1EOs
RoeE rURSEss. wife Ut J. Aidrich Smith
was born january q. 1870, ut Market Harbo-
rough. near London. England. and departed
this life " her home on Cedar avenue, Esca-
tawpx, Miss. August 81, 1895. at0o'clock a.m..
aged 50 years. Z months and 10 days. She WINS
surrounded by her faithful nnd loving family
physician. Deceased wRs y member OF the
Episcopal church and WAS u communicate
from Rchlld. She always took an active inter
eSt In church work and In all works ut cIhari-
~. Although y su fferer for son months she
was very faithful and resigned. She WIS a
faithful and devoted wife and mother. and =
sympathetic friend Mrs. Smith came with
her parents frum England when very young
and lived In Canada until she wna married In
1904. September 9Th, Ut 0uClph. Mr.. n Mrs.
Smith made their home In Grand Rapids.
Michigan. They moved to Mississl ppi = lit
tle over three years ago, md lived In Esca-
tawpa until her death. She leaves many
relatives In England, two brothers In Canada
aud n sister In DETROIT Mich. Also y husband
and three sons and two daughters here. Al
made many friends who followed her remains
To the grave. which Ia IN q beautiful height
near the Wilson Springs.
Tho family feel very grateful TO n ScrAn-
ton Lodge Knights OF Pythias, md to the res
ident members of the Moss Point Lodge K.
Of r.. for kind services and attention. They
will ever hold In kind remembrance her
friends, Mrs. +. Wilson and Mrs. A. McGrcgOr,
who were With her ut her death and perform
I'd lust kind services for them, Us we'll ~ TO
all other Of her friends. A FRIEND.
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v~AHCLRAvE ITEmS.
BY GUESS.

Charcoal Is selling ut l2ic per barrel.
Some talk Of a new store IN vancleave.
Mr.. S. d. Martin went to Biloxi on
business Thursday.
Mr.. +. C. Ruble aud familS are spend
ing the week ut the Ramsay Mineral
Springs.
Some person or persons have been pay.
ing night visits to some OF the fowl
houses. Bel Tor look ont, or they will
carry off u loud Of lead s0Ine night.
Mr.. N. ". Martin. . popular Young
gentleman Of West Pascsgoula is up
home OH u visit this week.
Mr.. T. C. Rubls paid u bushes visit to
Mobile last week.
Mrs. Leah Daniels returned home Sun.
day. after spending u few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. J. W. Westfali.
We hear that Mt. A. W. Ramsay Is 60
ing 10 build u bOarding-h0use at :he
Mineral springs in Harrison county.
Rev. J. G. Sibley. Of Nicholson visited
the family Of Mr. y. Bradford on the 18th
and 18th ult. N,
Miss Lula johnson returned homo last
Saturday, after spending several months
with her fathers family VI Escatawpa.
Mr.. A.. l.. Ravens, OF Red Greek was in
town with some very ine beef Saturday.
Some OF the boys started to see their
girls u few nights ago, Int they were
scared off by the dog aud did not 70 iu.
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WADE iTGlI
The dead. beats are still here.

The dead. beats are still here.
some If our folks have sore eyes, 90 we
don't need them.
Rev. David looks bashtul. How you
reckon he feSlsi
Mr.. Lcfornia Tanner was in town last
week on particular business.
The weather is dry and hot. Perhaps
Il will lie cooler III tho future.
Forass CAVITY, Of Georgia Is on q visit
to see his father, mother, etc.
Some of our folks have had fever. some
haye fever yet, but improving slowly.
Deputy Roberts, Of Hurley WIS in at.
tendance On u Sumlay-schoOl Sunday
last and, Of course, everything was
p~eaccablc.
Our Sunday school ,s down to the fine
point now. We have everything IN good
order. May tho good work 30 Oh.
Mr.. 8. H. johnson, Jr., of Hurley paid
u visit to his old home Sunday last. Glad
to see you, old hoy. @
Mr.. Chas. W. Johnson, Of this place
paid y visit acrUss Black creek last Fri.
dny aud bud a fine time.
Nr. Louis c. Faggarl and Miss Lula
Fcrrill, If Moss Point paid u flying visit
up 10 Mrs. Sc. Faggard's recently.
Mrs. I.oson Pierce, recently of Harles
ton las been on u visit to har mother,
Int has returned home. May God bless
her. ,tr
The bird that few 70 long ago was
canght very easy last Saturday by the
deputy sheriff. r.. A. Roberts. Never
run. boys, from Gus, for lie Is fast on
fOOt.
Dir. F. p. Cnmbost has gone to Moss
Point tO work. Sorry Of his going, for
he had the best lesson in the Sunday.
school last Sunday. May some Of the
rest follow him.
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Greatest hit Of the season! Sawdust
Eaters OF Moss Point vs.. Mullet Catch
crs OF Scranton.
The following is a listo the players:
Saw Dust Eaters-MariOn Evans,
pitcher; Andrew Mcleod, catcher;
A. +. Dantzlcr, first base; r. G. B0r-
den, second base; N. NJ. Cudabac,
third base; DR.. ]. d. Chamberlin.
short stop; G. W. jackson, left field;
J. w. Stewart, center field; q. d.
Eden. right field. Substitutes-Capt.
w. P. Daley, T. A. COuls0n, J.. L.
Dantzler.
Mullet Catchers-G. NJ. Luce, pitch.
er; H. NJ. Plummer, catcher; =. J.
Jane, first base; +. J. johnson, second
base; +. H. Lewis, third base; McVea
Young, short stop; J. W. Cox, left
field; w. NJ. Canty, center field; Fritz
Fxrragut, right Geld. Substitutes
J. Y. Morgan, F. D.. Becht, r. r.
Miller.
Game called promptly at 3:l5 p. m.
General admission. Is cents; Grand
stand, % cents. Positively no betting
or fighting on the grounds.
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ny virtue OF authority vestedt IN me. by .
certain deed of trust, executed BY. George
Davis and Mandy Davis. his wife. 70 J.. P.
Delmns TO secure an indebtedheas OF 600,
evidenced by u certain pr0iaiss0ry note for
said sum payable 70 George Frent2 n year
After date, and dated August II 1898, with 10.
terest ut ~ per cent per anDum Until paid,
and recorded In BOOk No. M. page - OF the
Record Of Deeds Of Jackson O0unty. Alssis-
sippt. I will. on ns E
Monday, the 5tA day Of October, 1895,
ut the front door Of the oourt-house
Of said county. In the town OF Scranton,
Mississippi. within legal hours, sell u
the highest bidder Tor cash. the follow.
Ing real estate to satisfy s,!td deed Of trust.
t0-wlt;. That piece or parcel 81 land situated
In section !, township 8. south OF range 8
west. In Jackson county. Mississippi. and
particularly described us lot No. 10. No cord.
Ing ~ u plan Of the A. H. DelmAs lands made
ny VIM, =. Clark. county surveyor, dated
10th and llth November. 1879, said lot having
. front on Washington avenue OF ~ feet
and bounded vest BY said avenue; north by
lot No. .; eAst BY q marsh. and south BY lot
No. il Of said tract Of land. said plan Ii q
on recpsd In the ONCE Of the chahsery clerk
Of said county. and being tho same los bought
BY George Davis from James tadn!er, by
deed recorded In Record Of leeds OF said
county. page SOi, Book No. IL Together with
tho privileges and Appearances thereunt0
oe.ongins: - LIZ DELMAs' Trusses;
Au8u0t ~ I'M 0-ot
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. MISS, |
August ID. 1S06. |

LAND OFFICE At JACKSON. MISS, !
August 10. 1895. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice N his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
circuit CLERK OF Jackson county, ut Scranton,
Miss. on October ., 1906. viz:
Michael H. Altman, Of Cross Roads, Miss
homestead No. :l.2O3, for the v hi. no ar and
NV or, Sc or. section 5, t0wnship2, south range
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton of said land. viz:
Samuel Davis. Wesiy W. Cochran. Thomas
u. Moody. and John pwyeF, all Of Cross
Roads, Jackson county. Miss.
ROBERT r. WILSON, Register.
August %, 1906. 2S-6t
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LAND NOTICE.

LAM OFFICE AT ACksOn' sscsSo"
July q. 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the
named settler has fied notice Of his Intention
In make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made oeiore tne
circuit clerk OF jackson county, ut scrantou'
Miss, on September 10, 1895, viz: ,o,,.-
Lewis Gates. Of Vancleave. MISS, n : GO
ar. section 1, township 6. south range wesv.
He names the following witnesses 70 provo
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton NJ said land, viz: u.v.,
Clinton II. Ramsay and Walter X. Havens'
ali Of Vancleave. OF Jackson county, MISS
ROBERT E. WILSON, kesiSser;
July "a, 1896. "
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-04
Special Notice!
offer for sale It about half cost my two
HOUSES AND LOTS

on Market street, ~PascagoulA. Miss. With all
contents of store. including household goods.
also u gentle mare eight years old. with bug
Nv and harness. Must sell within 30 days.
and Will be found on WEDNESDAYS only 1t
my house; on the hill. just northeast OF Pxa-
cag0ula. Small payment down and balance
to suit purchaser.
An unheard-Of bargain to those WHO call
early. G. u. COOK,
~Pascagoula, Miss.
August z, 1896. 25-%t