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THE P1CAYUNE BUREAU, I
jackson. Misc. Jnne 3. 1888. n

The following correspondence
between Hon. Jas. X. Vardaman,
editor of the Greenwood Com
monwealth, and captain of the
Water Valley company and Gov
erncr McLaurin, together with
Captain Vardaman's speech to
his ompany on retiring, after the
governor refused to insist that
Mr.. Vardaman be mustered in,
such insistence on the part Of the
governor being necessary to over
come a slight physical defect
in Mr.. Vardaman's right arm,
which was broken when he was a
chhd, is the sensation of the state.
This correspondence and speech,
which is fully self-explanatory,
follows:
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The Pennington Echo.
EDITED BY S. }. GRAY,

the card of that live, enterprising
and up-to-date mercantile firm,
Messrs. Mcclure and Russ. Both
OF these young men are thorough
gentlemen and and reliabis mer=
chants. They may be depended
upon to do everything that is con-
sistent with honest business prin-
ciples and it will pay our readers
to give them a trial.
The steamship Irene, at Ship
Island, is taking a part. cargo
from here.
There isone business in this
locality that the war has not af-
fected and that is stealing.
Our young friend Geo. Geiger
has been trying to emulate the
example of Admiral Dewey. Last
Saturday night some one was
heard trying to force an entrance
at the Judges back door. George
was the first to awake and to. him
fell the honor of annihilsting the
foe. Selling his artillery and draw
ing himself up into line of battle
he advance to the scene and arriv-
ed just in time to see the enemy
going over the back fence. He
fired solid shot across the enemy
bows failed to heave him to and
owing to the uncertainty of the
light the foe had entirely disap-
peared before George got his
range finder to work, so the BON
bardment ceased. Better luck to
you next time, Admiral George !,
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you to carry out tho first intention. Lot
not the wrong which the governor has done
me, the outrage which he has perpetrated
upon the sense OF right and proprlety Of the peo-
pie Of Mississippi, drive you from The path whloh
patriotism has marked for you to follow Two
wrongs never made one right, and the unfortu-
nate step OF our patriotic governor Is justlfca
tlon for you acting disoyaly to the state and our
common country. "Remaln stcadfast, stand by
the organizatio Of your COMPANY, make UP
your muster roll, join the army, and go forth
and do your duty like bravo soldiers and pa
trlotlo citizens. And wherever you may go,
whether II be in the wids Of Cuba, or in the far
distant Philippines islands, want you each and
every one of you to know that my best wishes
and fervent prayers for your happiness, health
and prosperity shall always attend you.
'1n'you are the elements OF the true soldier,
such stuff that mankind apmire love and respect
God bless you. You Will now elect a captain to
take my place. | win assume the right to act as
chairman while you hold the election"
Lieutenant Knox and Private
Jones were placed in nomination,
Lieutenant Knox declined to al
low the use of his name, and NOV
ed that Mr.. Jones be elected by
acclamation, which motion pre-
vailed.
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THE ECHO for Job Work
PEARLINGToN, Hancock County, Miss,
rhnrsda ~ Luna O long


Messrs. Luther Rawls and John
Strahhm, of Poplarville, were in
tho city a few days of this week.
Or. $. A. Smith, of New Or
leans, is in town.
The Echo's lightning typo had
us to say last week that Mes
Srs, Keyser & Go. would ship
seventeen thousand feet Of lum-
Der from here this month. 1t
should have been seventeen hun
dred thousand (l17,o00). Quite
. slifferencel
Mr.. Vim. Rudolf. of Pensacola,
was in town last week.
Luther Russ is at Calf View
this weekwith d party Of tourists
from Logtown. He says that he
cent to enjoy the fishing and
has hing, but we think that he had
other fish to fry"
Note the chage in the mail
schedule this week. This change
took place Monday morning and
will regain in force throughout
tho sumner.
Several enjoyable hay rides fig
ured prominently i'll the sociaI
events Of the past week.
Bob. Cook has received hi.
snap shot camera. and now fol
some Cue Photographic gems.
We call attention this week tC
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LOGTOWN.

Mr.. A. S. Weston was u visitor
to~the Crescent City last week.
Judge II. Weston, Jr., is fast
becoming an expert wheelman.
A couple of showers fell here
Friday, the first rain in two
months.
Miss Matte Lloyd has returned
home from North Carolina, where
she had been attending school.
Mr.. Albert Pittman, a promi-
nent merchant of Marion county,
spent several days of the past
week here on business.
Messrs. j. III. Holleman and f.
P. Smith spent acouple of days OF
last week on fishing excursion to
Catahoula creek, northeast of
here. They had fine luck.
Among those spending the week
at Weston's Villa, at Gulf View,
are. Mrs. A Mead. Misses AbbiC
Mead, Salie Boyet, Masters june
Boyet, Artie Mead, August Boyct
Quite a number of our young
folks enjoyed delightful trip or
board the steamer Sarah last Sun
day to the mouth of the river,
where she went to tow home the
barge May. They were: Misses
Lucy and Sarah Baxter, Carrie
Magness, Minnie and Lizzie Tai.
bot, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ii. Culpep-
per, Mcssrs. G. Fountain, III. and
r. Baxter, j. E. Moye, j. Alien.
A considerable turnout of Log.
tonians participated in an enjoy
able moonlight picnic at Bailey
Park Wednesday night. 1t was
given by Misses Abbie Mead, Sal.
lie Boyet and May McEvoy. The
evening was passed in playing
croquet and divers games. Re
freshments were served, and all
laimed an immeasurable gooC
time. JUPITER.
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and deprlyatons OF warfare, | had no other
ambition than to do my full duty to my country,
and comply with the demands Of my conscience.
We have completed onrcompany and etand ready
TO tender It to the government Bat thegovernor for
purely personal reasons, declines to accept my
p offered services. It is no deprivation to me, e,save
tae disappointment which suffer at being unable
to show to you in substantial way the depths OF
gratitude for the compliment that you paid me
company.
"I know that zach and every one of you
we're moved by the same motive, Inspired
by the same lofty spirit and l want 20 beg
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LIVELY BILL.

Bad management keeps more people in poor
circumstance than any other one cause. To be
successful one must must look ahead so that
when a favorable opportunity presents itself he
is ready to take advantage OF It. little fore
thought wiz also save much expense and valuable
time prudent and careful man will keep
bottle or Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera snd
Diarrhoea Remedy In the house, the shftless fell
low win wait until necessity compels II and then
ruin his best horse going for doctor and have a
big doctor bin to pay, besides; one pays out %
cents, the other Is out hundred dollars and then
wonders Why his neighbor is getting richer while
he Is getting poorer. For sale by Thos L. Evans
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Proceedings of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen. June rIeeting.

meeting Of the board Of mayor and alder
men Of the city Of Bay st. Louis was held at the
city hall on the 4th'day of June, 1905 at O'Clock
p. m. There were present: Hon. John v. Toul-
me, mayor; Leon Capdepon, Jos. f. Cazeneuve,
August Keller and A. G.. Tomasioh, aldermen
G. w. Maynard, marshal; and Richard Mendes,
. of,r.u atarp
The minutes of the last meeting we're read and
approved
Reference is hereby made to "Amendment to
Privilege License Ordinance" adopted at the last
meeting
The mayors message and reports of the various
officers were read and approved and reference
ordered made on the minutes as follows
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CA,fp Par HrNRY. Juno .. t89s,

Go.frnor A. J. McLaurn, Jackson, Miss: Sir
am adyiaod that you have refused to insist upon
my appointment TO the captaincy OF the Water
Vallfy Rifles, because you have not been inform
ed b me that really desire It. Now, want to
ASSN YOU that did not enter into this matter
withhny other than a fixed and firm determination
to ~ into active service. feel that # Is my duty
and the duty OF every good citizen TO respond to
the ia Of his country in such an emergency, and
i'orEhat reason should be very glad to have you
nsl4 upon the appointment, that my physical
dlsal liiites, which debar me from entering the
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THE English newspaper correspondent who cri-
ticises this government because It has not an
nounced what its policy Is going to be towards
Porto Rico and the Philippines, Is away off. Wise
governments do not count chickens before they
are hatohed. It OF course, certain that at the
end OF the war Porto Rico and the Philippines
wnlbe under our flag, but the policy to be pur-
sued towards them is likely to be shaped largely
BY circumstances.
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WILLIAM JENNINGS BBHANl Col. Bryan. Now
you have that gentleman's latest title Mr.. Bry-
an exerted every effort to lead the nation, but
principally the instability Of his financial policy
failed him that cherished end, however, that did
not impede his going at the head of one Of the
military corps of that nation, and President
Mckinley gracefully commissioned him colonel.
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THE ECHO acknowledges the receipt, with
compliments OF Prof. F. c. Bordage handsome
souvenir Of three cards, attached with a silken
cord, printed in eolors and gold, of the '09 ses-
sion of the Waveland public school, terminating
last Saturday after most auspicous run OF sew
eral months. The execution Is elaborate and the
conception as unique as the Professor clever
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THE Greenvllle Times says Admiral Dewey Is a
dude. "He has forty-eight pairs OF trousers
raging from black to delicate lavender. His
manners are exquisite. He plays the plano"
We want more dudes of his oalbre, indeed. But
the benign editor of the Times falls to tell
whether Mr.. Dewey parts his hair in the middle,
the paramount requisite TO the sublimest ideal of
a dudeship
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WITH It's issue OF last week the Gulf Coast Pro-
gress completed its fifteenth volume, a most sig
niaoant fact to that papers success. Always
true TO its convictions, regardless of public clam
or conservative yet severejn its criticism our es-
| teemed contemporary commands respect, and we
facilitate its editor, at the time appreolat-
ing the good will existing between both papers
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CONGRESS.

To the Voters Of the Sixth Congressional District:
Believing that an investigation Of my record in
congress viii show that have discharged my du-
~, faithfully, actively and efficiently; that have
kept sll promises, broken no pledges. therefore
am encouraged to again solicit the support of my
constituency for recollection and hereby announce
my candidacy subject 90 the action of the demo-
cratic part 0f the sixth district OF Mississippi.
Worry respectfully, w. +. Love.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-06-11

THE two extremes. Klondyke and Cuba. Last
year Just at this juncture of June roses and sum
mer winds the mad rush was Artio ward, but be-
hold! with all its fame and gllttering temptation
events that have come 70 past have totally swept
that surglng channel 20 the opposite direction to
whore the roddoned sands win tell OF eventful
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June /. BY warrants to board. .,
3. 2i9 per cent CONS. on S1.0
Balance on hand

Balance on hand ..,...,,.,. .....-s.,.. S600SC
The mayors message recon1fSende5 yyqrious
necessary measures which, f.1$ere approved ans3
acted on at once.
| The.street mThssioner's report relates duties
performed and shows an expense account am.
ountlng to sfl,25 for labor and S0.75 for hauling
and the same was approved, allowed and order
"a paid.
lhe report Of the sanitary inspectors was read
and ordered filed, aud it was ordered that c. J.
Vlllars and Z. Ruisech be allowed 81 % each per
day for their services as such inspectors
The communication Of c. j, VIllars relative to
employing special police was read and tabled
Moved, seconded and carried, that a duplicate
city warrant be issued TO the Standard on Co.
at New Orleans La, for S52.Gi, in lieu of citV
warrant No. 3I8, issued October [, 1857, for IKE
amount, said warrant having been lost or mis-
lald and said company having complied with the
requirements Of section 1902 Of the annotated
code OF 1892, by fling affidavit Of the loss OF said
warrant, and by further furnishing the secretary
bond with A. Keller and A. Raoher as sriretles
in the sum Of Sl05.25 conditioned according 10
law It was further ordered that the secretary
notify the city treasurer not TO cash said olty
warrant No. Si9 issued October L. 1908.
Moved, seconded and carried, that the street
commissioner, for account Of the city, order 5000
barrels Of oyster shells, to be h2niod ,as ssa . ~,
triouted at the following pointsH 'loYo "a is''
Ulman street near Second; 1O, oarI9,o On i1s-
Textbook street. near st. Fra hos luoo plfi''' %,
Baeltne street, or in az neisnoota'ou' anu
that the sum Of cor - per oafrei DO aiioweu LOT
those hauled on roman avenue, 3l2 oentsaaDr Es-
;erbrooJy streetf and cents for those hauled on
lr near TalIerIf ftine street.
lHc'osSSc6 Telegraph Company was granted
the privilege to remove their poles from where
they are and to plant them on.st. Francis street,
Moved, seconded and carried that G, J, ViIlars
and j. L. Fayfe receive 81 80 each for services as
special police on May 20, 1903.
The following bills were approved and ordered
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THERE is more good feeling than that between
the sectionsof our united and beloved country.
Howard University, of Washington, D. c., which is
practically IL not actually controlled by the Con-
gressonal church, has conferred the degree Of
H. l.. d. upon Father Stafford, Catholic priest.
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LIEUT.. HoBsoN, OF our sister state Alabama,
has won high honor as an officer OF the American
navy by the daring which he displayed In enter
ing the channel Of Santiago and sinking the Mer-
rirnac In order to make the blockhead of Cervera s
feet more effective The task cut out for him
was Of the utmost difficulty, and involved the
possible sacrifice Of the lives of all the men who
were aboard the ship. He had to take his vessel
into a harbor filed with mines, sink her under
the enemy's guns and escape in a small boat.
II,l,ae. H.
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Col.'Henry Watterson may be erratic at times
but there was nothing erratlc about his patriotic
speech to the Kentucky volunteers, nor abou
his answer to friend who asked him to use hi
influence TO get commission for the son Of tina
friend. 81 have two sons carrying muskets. = 2
the ranks-sons whom I dearly loYseessssgnss the
whose advancement l shall not sgszsss Of an err
slightest effort" II these be ,tss,aad many more
ratio man, would that>,ess''
| sff fl,or,
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BRAVERY ia so common INCUR navy that It ex-
tends to and through tho non-hghtlng branch OF
the service, upon which Naval Constructor Hob
sons daring exploit at Santiago has placed new
and lasting honors
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ENGLAND and the United States have joined
hands In the frmest oemented ties that bind
friendship aud greatness. And to think that It
mas been said the Atlantic could never have been
bridged
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WILL the battle OF Santiago be the first and the
last to be fought on Cuban soil by Spanish and
American troops? The diplomatic sharps are
predicting that It win be.
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BRAVE as they arc, neither our sailors nor our
soldiers can Gght up to the pictures drawn by the
yellow journals
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entered at Jne BAY SJ. Louis POST once as sec
s ond class mail matter.
eHAs. @. MoREAU, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
CHICAGO: Represented by Lord &c Thomas, No
% Randolph street.
NEW YORK: Represented by RowaI 6 Co., No
10 Spruce street.
HlilLADI1LPHlA: Represented by N. w. Aver
q Son, Times Building.
Published every Saturday. Subscription 81 90
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from from all parts OF the county and Communications
tons solicited.
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Dill unless otherwise agreed. Political advertise
ments to be positively paid for In advance. No
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ONCE 80, county $40, congressional Sl5
All notices for public entertainments where an
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regular rates. Where the object Is purely chari-
table this rule win not apply.
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communications. In all cases the writer's name
and address will be required, not necessarily for
publication, bntps guarantee of good faith. The
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NLAUREyS PET7Y ACT.
fiON. JAS. K. VARDAMAN LOSES A
CAPTAINS COMMISSION,

Not Because He Was Lacking in Sol
derly Qualities, But He Dared Cri-
tjcise the Official Acts of Governor
flcLaurin, in His Paper, Tie Green-
wood Commonwealth.
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Diamond Lodge, No. 393, A. F. and a. MI. s
.ytss WM.; IL y. AieGuire, SW; H. s. Weston
fEr, S. spisrs, s. e r.; Asa S. Weston, SD; w. W
W allaee, JD Meets End Saturday ench month
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THE SEA COAST ECHO.
eHAs. G. MoREAU, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Entered at the Bay st. Louis Post ONCE as sec
ond class mail matter.
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s6gae If3aaa Lodge, No. 32T5, Knights OF Honor
" III Wallace, dictator; Jno. Byer Vice detd-
tor; NJ. Il. Baxter, reporter; M. Geiger, financial
,s3orter Csc. w. Summers, treasurer; Emile
Koch, guide; Asa Hursey, chaplain; 4, Madison,
ssatl9el; G. X. Cook, guardian. Meetings 1st and
.r3 SATURDAYS of each month.
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PEARLINdToN DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES,

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sonth--Preaohing
every lst and 3rd Sundays, at II a. m and p. m.
'es Az eerv s.u ,''s ednesday night Rev G. w For-
sgthe &paasor Sunday School every Sunday at
800 a. m. Alex Orr, supt. Everybody cordially
lnFlted to attend. -
Baptist Church-Preaehing second Sunday Of
each month II am.
Catholic Church--Preachine by appointment.
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rRArERNAL ORDERS

cathoIio church--Preaohlng By appointment.
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NEW YORK: represented by Rowan & Co., No
10 Snrnce sLrAat.
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aarriaa, may thereby be removed. You will
please indfoees sn ranas ance volr deteFninaton
In the matter.
Pardon the use OF pencil; | have no pen and
ink Very respectfully,
JAMES X, VARDAMAN.
Executive Dnnartment.
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Represented by Lord &c Thomas, No.
10 Randolph street.
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Luther Weston Camp, No. 60, woodman of the
W9rld--C. D. Orr consul oommandery w. w
Wallace, adviser lieutenant; Alex Orr banker;
q gorge 6eiger, escort; NJ. Geiger, clerk; j. Q.
b31nt&n, paysician; O. p. Martin, watchnan; r.
r. Mtder, sentry; George w. Parker, w. A.
Brova, JOAN Boyer, managers; G. ID. Orr, dele
gat8 wita Rev, W. q. Forsythe, alternate
Meetings 2ad and 4th Thursdays in each month
Biail Schedule - Str. Pearlington, Wiley 7.
Fare, clerk. Daily trips between English Look
out, harrington, Logtown, and Gainesville.
Leave Psariagton at Q :Q0a. m, and 3:l5 p M,
osnne3tng with morning and evening trains.
Mail arrives II a. m, and departs 335 p. m.
Malt fIours--s am to 4;3O pm. W. a. Mcclure,
p. NJ sAprlm Russ assistant.
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Represented by N. w. Aver
& Son, Times Building.
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Heals Wounds, Burns
Bruises, Scalds, Cuts,
Etc., Etc.
ESTABLISHED NrAR.r EH,s,

bottle, .osa.. g. y
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A fun and fresh std
Tobacco, Paints. OilaN
Ha Prescriptions o.
Connecticut western news., 1898-10-20
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
..The Scboo,matesv Reuniop.


 On Wednesday, Oct. 12. Mrs Elisha NJ. Rood gave dinner party to "The Schoolmates, {" for Mrs Esther Dunning Very early in the forenoon all of the girls, with few other invited friends, arrived at the hospitable home, all knowing the capabilities of Mrs Rood as an entertainer. That day Mrs Rood outdid herself. The long dinner table was beautifully decorated with roses, pinks, pansies and other choice flowers while the menu was fit for kings, and was greatly enjoyed by all present It was remarked that it was Thanksgiving all day.
 Although many years have rolled away since this club was organized, the members that yet remaia this side the swelling tide meet with as much en- thusiasm as they did in it's youth.
 If you would like to enjoy few hours of old time true sociability, crowd in on one of these meetings if the oppor- tunity ever presents itself. Many thanks to Mir and Mrs Rood for the de- lightful day, one always to be remem- bsred as grand success. .-.
 The anniversary of these meetings will occur Nov. 26th, 1t being 32 years since it's organization. @.#
 ONE OF THE GUESTS.