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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07
A DESERVING TRIBUTE.


The Times Democrat will 20 on
record as having said the most beau
tiful of all beautiful things that
have been said Of William j. Bryan,
Here is its latest:
Men die, principles do not.
Throughout the whole Of the most
wonderful.igh ever waged in poll
tical field in the interest of the peo-
pie, William Jennings Bryan has in
sisted that men we're nothing-that
principles were everything.
1t is no less true today than yester-
day. II is true tomorrow and for
ever.
No cause which reposes upon prin-
ciple can possibly be lost; 1t can on
ly be postponed.
So long as the fundamental prin-
ciple Of government by the people is
preserved no cause that is right Is
hopeless.
So long as the right Of free speech
is preserved, no cause that is right
is defenseless.
So long as William j. Bryan lives,
the people have an advocate without
fear and without reproach. .
Looking .baes,on the campaiglAof
the last three months; every reflect
ing man will testify that the young
statesman from Nebraska has fought
a good fight and has kept the faith.
What more could be required Of any
mortal?
He has thrown himself into the
battle with all his force. He has
not spared himself. All that he
could do has been done. What could
victory add to him?
Nothing.
The responsibilities of victory
would burden, not ennoble.
There have been men iu the world
so great that defeat could subtract
nothing from their greatness.
No sane man will ever admit that
such men can be tarnished by de =
feat. His spots cannot shame the
sun. The spots do not belong to
the sun. They pertain to the atmos-
phere that surrounds him,
1t is not Bryan that is defeated.
Entirely TO the contrary, he has
lIghtened defeat.
That which Is defeated the
moment only--is government on the
undying principles Of the immortal
Jefferson.
That government has been defeated
several times In the course OF our
single century Of existence. Such
defeat do but purify, even while
they scarify. They sift out from
the democracy Its unworthy profes.
sors, and remit them to the party
to which they are by virtue Of their
active motives affiliated. Therefore
the democratic party Is most resplen.
dent In defeat.
Even though defeated, the demo.
cratic party is prouder In that Iefeat
than 1t could be Of victory--for 1t
has found and approved leader.
Throughout the length and breadth
OF the land, lot that leader be &C.
aioirnad
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07
10 6:31 p. m, daily. except Sun.
Charles Marshall, Superintendent.
POplaryilIe High School

The largest sahees, the best -b1Ildlngs,
the strongest faculty ;>the chsspest rates
In south Mississippi Eighty six board
ers and total of 264 students enrolled
during the last session. Boarding facili-
ties increased by the erection of a 40 by
go three story building. Instruction
thorough, health and moral influences uE-
surpassed, Fifth session opens Mondays
September 7, 1896. For catalogue address
Capt. I. II. White, secretary, or w. 7.
Thames, principal, Pop.arville. Miss.
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.:nIcHraAN.

. McEiayspas plurality in Michi-
~ haR Il. B.wal,E $4,000. The legisla-
~ ~ h. .ssy! say probably be: Senate,
~ - : icans, 6 fusionists;
I ! III, can n ree4epublicans, 20 fusion
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Returns to the republican state
chairman from 75 out of a6 coun-
ties show Bryan leads Mckinley
by 5000. The democratic state
chairman says Bryan's majority
will closely approximate 1900.
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MAssACHUsETTs

Complete returns from Massa-
chusetts give Mckinley plurali-
" of 1871 The vote was as
follows: Bryan 104, ,280, McKin-
ley 272, 1896, Palmer IL, 1866. VOL
colts plurality for governor is
100, O,7O6. The vote upon the ques-
ton Of bienniar elections shows a,
majority against the proposed
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07

nishinq Goods a Speciality.
All our goods are new and of the
last designs anil we are selling at re-
markably low prices. Give ns q call
and we will please you.
The Senate,
Store on Front head of Main Streets.
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS.
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WYOMING

One Mckinley elector elected.
There is a probability that the
two remaining Mckinley electors
will be elected by from 300 to 500
plurality.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07

4 Mrs. Jefferson Davis and her
daughter, Miss Winnie Davis, will
be In st. Louis for the annual ball
of the Daughters of the Confederacy
which occurs on November 10,
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NORTH Dakota

There seems no reason TO
change the previous estimates Of
5000 republican majority on the
national ticket in the state.
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j. A. & ]. o. Mauffray,

-DEALERS M
Dry Goods, Notions, Gents Furnish
ing Goods. Shoes, Etc.
Fine Dress Goods and Gents Fur
nishiag Goods q Specially.
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IOWA

The return by counties in Iowa
were completed today. McKin-
ley's plurality is 67,633. The
vote was the largest ever cast in
the state by. 10000.
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MISSISSIPPI

About 40, 900 democratic plural
ity. Six democratic congressman
elected.
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WASHINGTON

Returns of the state are very
incomplete; those coming in show
the fusionists' majority to be
about ii 900.
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MAINE

Maine remained true to her
faith by giving 5000 plurality to
Mckinley and Hobart.
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DELAWARE

The legislature is democratic by
good majority, and the senate
democratic by l. The republican
electors have q majority of 750.
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MISSOURI

Chairman Cook claims the state
for Bryan by $4,000.
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ILLINOIS

The republican plurality in the
the state will be about 100000.
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LOUISIANA

Despite the hard republica
struggle the state has gone demo-
cratic overwhelmingly.
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ARKANSAS

The fusion ticket won in Ar
kansas by a majority Of from
,25, 900 to 30, 900.
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OREGON

Practically complete returns
give Mckinley SO, ,148, Bryan 49,
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RHODE IsLANn

Unofficial returns show: Nc
Kinley's plurality 23,740.
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CoLoRAno

Bryan and Sewall carried Colo
RADIO by over 100, 900 plurality in
a total of about It's, 900. votes.
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pleted for ten days, owing to search
ty of telegraph facilities. Enough
is known to assure the state for
BRYAN.
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CALIFORNIA

The republicans have carried
the state by something like 60OO
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MINNFsoTA

Minnesota practically comnlete,
with "a counties completes, and
tne remainder estimated closely,
gives Mckinley 4S;S12 plurality.
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KENTUCKY

Doubtful. The democrats
claim the republicans have prac-
ticed fraud.
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NEBRASKA

Complete returns give the fol-
lowing results: Bryan 1915,
Mckinley 81, 205.
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THE INTREPID HERO OF THE WEST.

Bryan has made not only one of
the most brilliant, but the ablest
canvass ever made in the United
States, and it is hard to believe
that this man, who came to the
democracy as an Inspiration, has
gone down in defeat. But it must
be conceded that he contended
against great odds4-not only the
money power Of the country, the
combined trusts and corporate
interests of the land, enemies
without and traitors within his
own patty, headed by such men
as Grover Cleveland, John G..
Carlisle, Thos. T. Bayard, Hillary
Herbert, William Wilson, j.
Sterling Morton, the "barn rat"
of Nebraska, a host of other
sine toos" and "taiIers," !" and an
army of Office holders who regard
it a God given privilege and duty
to sneeze whenever the president
takes snuff.
But the principles for which
Bryan and the democratic party
have fought are not deadl They
will live forever--until the great
crime of 1873 is righted and the
United States takes the load in
advance of all civilized countries
in restoring binetallism-the re.
establishment of the double stand
ard.
The fight has just begunl Let
no gold bug or republican imag-
inc that the silver cause is dead.
The fires will be kept up unit sthe
national democratic convention
convenes in 1900, when the party
will agaiu declare for free silver
and nominate as its candidate fol
president It's greatest champion
and most brilliant Leader, the
dauntless and intrepid hero Of the
west, the able and chivalrous Viii
liam j.. Observation-Disclosures
| Though overwhelmed in defeat
no fair minded man will withhold
from Mr.. Bryan the credit and the
lpraise of being alike honest in his
convictions and unvaryingly true
to them. Nor will any intelligent
man disnarage his high intellec.
tual qualifications, which are as
evident as his wonderful ply
sical capacity for endurance
says the daily States. In one ot
his Chicago speeches he thus de.
fined the demagogue, which word
picture is eminently true to the
life. That it bears no resemblance
to himself he need scarcely have
asserted:
"a demagogue is a man who ad.
vocates a thing which he does not
believe, in order to conciliate
those who differ from him. A
demagogue is man who is will
ing to advocate anything whether
he believes il or not, which would
be advantageous to him and gair
him popularity. Now, my friends,
| have never advocated during my
public life a single thing that
did not myself believe. ] have
proved my willingness to go down
in defeat BY advocating things
when / was in minority and
hrve always been willing 10 accept
defeat when / went down with my
convictions rather than to rise by
| dema0ooiam -
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GEORGIA

The democratic majority will
probably be about 5000.
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WEST VIRGINIA

The republicans have carried
the entire state for the national
ticket by about 10000 majority.
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THE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
o1ROUIT ooURT-aND Dist.
sakiuel II. Terral, Judge.


In the county Of Lauderdaie, on the
irst Monday IN January and July end
continue thirty days.
In. the county of Noxnbee, on thu SEQ
ond Monday in February and August and
continue eighteen days.
In the county of keRper, on the first
Monday of March and September aud
contnne twelve days.
In the county of Clarke, on tho third
Monday of March and September and
continue twelve days.
In the county of Wayne, on the frat
Monday of April and October and con-
tinre six days,
In the county Of Greene, on the second
Monday of April and October and con-
tinue ak days.
In the county Of Pearl River, on the
third Monday OF April and October and
continue six days.
In the county ofHancock, on the fourth
Monday of April and October and con-
tnuo twelve days.
In the county Of Harrison, on the sec.
,nd Monday Of May and November and
continue II days.
In the county Of Jackson, on the fourth
Monday of May and November and con
tinue twelve days.
In the county of Marion, First District,
on the third Monday of June and Decem.
Der and continue six days. In the Sec-
ond District, on the second Monday OF
June and December aHd continue SIX days.
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TENNESSEE

Tennessee has given 5000 plu-
rality to the democratic ticket.
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MONTANA

Montana rolled up a plurality
OF $50, 90 for the democratic tick
ct.
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WISCONSIN

A plurality of 4O,0O0 was given
the republican ticket from this
state. y
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FLORIDA

Bryan's majority is 80 per cent
less than Bloxam, democratic
candidate for governor.
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MARYLAND

Complete unofficial returns
give Mckinley 32,291 plurality.
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NEW YORK.

Votoscomplete gives the repub.
lica1 candidate 259,878 plurality
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Complete returns may, place il
in the democratic column.
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NEW JERSEY

.te returns give McKin-
Hobart $4,000 plurality
I. xNersey, The next legis-
:. stand: Senate--repub-
i democrats 3. House
J Sc, democrats 4,
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OHIO

The. republican state commit
tee puts McKinley's majority at
$4,000.
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ALABAMA

Bryan's plurality is about 3D.
900. Gold bugs voted republican,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07

William ]. Bryan has refused the
various offers made him since the
election.
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NEVADA

/ returns will not be com
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1896-11-07

When the republican party shall
run it's course, the democratic party
will be ready to take command--the
democratic party Of Jefferson, Of
jackson, Of Cleveland and Of Palmer
--reorganized and reviviHed, immu-
table and lmmortal.--Courier Jour
nal.
Comparing great men like JEFF
ferson and Jefferson with sslittle
mortality" is the sort OF rot that
nauseates intelligent men.
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VIRGINIA

The democratic majority in
the state will be about $4,000.
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CONNECTICUT

McKinley's majority is over 54,-
900.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Indications point to about U.s.
900 plurality for Mckinley.
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TEXAS

The state is for Bryan by 1OO,-
700.
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UTAH

--latest returns give Bryan &c.
569, Mckinley 1902. The leg
islature is democratic
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Mr.. George Vanderbilt is one
millionaire whom future genera
tions may call blessed. His inn
mense estate of Biltmore, lin North
Carolina, is boing made perfect
model of the most modern and
useful system of cultivation, and
is stocked with rare and valuable
farm animals from all over the
world. These he allows the sur
rounding farmers to cross freely
with their own stock for its i'm
improvement, and distributes
eggs and seeds from his poultry
yards, fields and gardens. 1t is
his intention to make of the estate
a vast object lesson or practical
experiment in high class farming,
and at his death it will 20 to the
United States government.
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SOUTH CAROLYN,

Democracy carried the state
by 30, 900.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Republican plurality near the
100000 mark.
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OIANOERY OOURT-2d DICT.
w II. Houston. Chanoallor.

OHANOHRY OoURT-2d DICT.
w. 7. Houston, Chancellor.
In tho county Of Pearl River, on the
irst Monday Of January and July and
continue six days.
In the county of Marion, First District,
IN the second Monday Of January and
Jnly and continue six days. In the Sec.
md District, on the third Monday Of Jan.
,ary end continue SIX days.
In the county Of Hancock, ON the fourth
Monday in January and July and eontin-
ne six days.
In the county of Harrison, on the first
Monday Of February and August and con-
Time six days.
In the county Of Jackson, on the second
Monday of February and August and con-
time six days.
In the county of Wayne, on the second
Monday of June and December and con-
tinue six days.
In the county of Jones, on the fret
Monday Of March aud September and
continue ak days.
In the county of Jasper, on the second
Monday Of March and September and con.
tinue six days.
In the county of Perry, helu In Angus.
IN, tue First District, on the third Mon.
day Of March and September and con.
tinue six days. In the town of Hatties
burg, the Second District, on the first
Monday Of juno and December and con.
tinue six days.
In the county Of Smith, on the fourth
Monday Of March and September and
continue six days.
In the county of Greene, on Thursday
after the second Monday Of April and 90.
tober and continue three days.
In the county Of Covington. on the
fourth Monday In April and October and
continue six days.
In the county of Newton, on the first
Monday Of April and November and con-
tinue six days,
In the county OF Lauderdsis, on tts
first Monday of May and November and
continue tweaty-four days.
In the county of Clarke, ON the third
Monday of April and November aud con
ODus SIX days.
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DENJTIaT.

w f. WALKER, ID ID. s.,
PASS CHRIS rIAN, MISS.
Rooms Q, 3, A, and s, Northror Build
ing, over Postoflce. Office montas, Feb
ruarv, April, May, June, JHly, August,
September.
Consultation hours 1890 to p. m.
Appointments made by mail or telegraph.
Bay st. Louis ONCE, fourth house south
OF Nicholson avenue.
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Leads the Republican party to yictory---Breaks
Into the South's strong line and carries.
Away West Virginia and Maryland
THE EAST GOES FOR GOLD AND PROTECTION.

Both branches of Congress have Republican maortes--
Bryan's heroic struggle for Democracy proves
Unavaling against the power of money.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-10
A CARD OF THANKS.

On the evening Of April 4th I was visited at
my residence by a committee appointed by the
colored public school teachers OF Jackson
county consisting of W II. Hardy, WI MUIR
ply and W.. 0. Smyer, who, after an appro-
pirate address by W. II. Hardy, expressing
their grateful acknowled gements, and to show
their appreciation for the kind and impartial
treatment received by the cvlored teachers Of
the county during my long term Of
service as superintendent OF public education
of Jackson county, was presented with a
handsome and valuable silver tea set, beauti-
fully and appropriately engraved, for which,
and for the sentiment expressed, | tender my
most sincere thanks to each one Of my former
colored teachers. II. l.. HOWE,
Supt. Public Education of jackson Co.
Moss Point, April 6, 1896.
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~VANCLEAVE ITEMS.
BY GUESS.

After a long silence, we have decided to
come to the front again.
We are having rather cool nights and morn
ings for the season Of the year.
Miss Agatha Nelson, Of Biloxi, 10 the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. II. Murphy.
G. W. Martin, Of New Orleans, is at home
on n visit.
T.. &. Ruble and family left a few DAYS ago
for Ramsay Springs" to be absent several
weeks.
Miss Ida Ramsay is visiting friends and rel
atives in Ocean Springs.
Miss Susie Ravens left Sunday for West
Pascagoula GU q visit to her brother, Walter
Havens.
Messrs. Josie and Malcolm Martin left this
week for West ~Pascagoula, where they intend
running a coal business.
MISS Florence Canty, Of Scranton, opened a
private school here Monday.
Mrs. 8. g. Ramsay and daughter, Miss
Emma, visited Ocean Springs Saturday.
Our little town is fast coming to tho front.
Several new dwellings, have recently been
erected, and others are In course Of erection.
A very enjoyable party was given Friday
evening If last week At the hospitable home Of
DR.. aud Mrs. Murphy. Those In attendance
were: Misses viola Woodman, Agatha Neil.
sou, Dora Ramsay, Fiorcnce Cantv, Lula
Westfall, Messrs. Charlie Martin, Willie West
fal, Knox Ramsay, Josie Martin, Orris Turner,
Ed Rnckofeliow, Sink Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Murphy.
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Trustee's Sale.
April Q. 1896.

BY virtue of n certain deed Of trust. made
py H.. Raby and Clara $. Wilcox, on the 9TH
day Of September. 1895. to secure an indebted
ness to the Moss Point Lumber Co., the said
deed OF trust being recorded In Record Book
Of Deeds No. II, pages ~ and 80. in the Office
county OF Jackson, State Of Mississippi. the
undersigned will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. at public Outcry. at the
front door OF the courthouse, in said county
Of jackson. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of 1prtl. 1896.
between the hours Of II a. m. and I O'Clock
and being In the county Of Jackson. state OF
Mississippi. and more particularly described
as follows. to-wit: Commencing at the north
east corner at section thirty-six, township
six south. range seven west and thence run
ming south eight hundred and thirty-ive feet
along said section line; thence running west
eight hundred and thirty-eve feet; thence
running north eight hundred and thirty-Rve
fect; thence running east. eight hundred
and thirty-hve feet to the place Of beginning,
containing sixteen acres In section 30. town
ship g. south range Z west. owned by X. Raby.
Also lots twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty
seven. twenty-eight, twenty-nInc and thirty
on John avenue, In section II, township 8,
range U. rs per plan OF survey made by Bur
ton Goode. deputy county surveyor, October 1.
1894. and recorded In the Record Of Surveys.
book !, page "a. In the Office OF the clerk OF
the chancery court OF Jackson county, Mis-
sissippi. Said lots were conveyed by Annie
). Dees to Clara s. Wilcox, October 10, 1894. rs
per deed recorded tn hOOktNO. 10. page 81 OF
the Record Of Deeds Of said,cOunty Of Jack.
son. F .
signed, this 2sd day Of March. A. D. 1896. =
II. BLOOMFIELD, Trustee.
March q, 1906. p est