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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Notice 10 Contractors

49, seized 5 olds will be received nv ,hs
=, la ~ ol school directors OF nj, rins ynS
~ 'soa LssoeItyl until - noon. Ansii Z
- .o'y I9r the completion of An s5S,,tio, 5S'i .,
~, M 'uelt school building accoTdia1 '1e' 'n
Nus ana specifications p,ensrsS ~ ~
Sias' Sr'' H. Burggraf, archifect NY ~
Sq-eeesSful bidder will be reovt , ne
smonn, approved bond 10 the fnn
sen 'Duu' y, el contract. Plans NAV h ~
me az. ~ "a t9e otiee OF the archlteci
anV s :, Sosra ~, reserves the right 10 reiec,
"a A. SHITH. Chairman
T. Z. DAVIDSON. Cls1k
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
TO Patrons OF Barber shops.

All barber shops In the city OF Sa
len viii on saturday, April !, begin d
uniform schedule OF prices, aud hour,
for closing All shops will close at
IL p, IN. Saturday and all Of Sunday
shaving 10 cents hair cutting Is cents.
Look for the Union card In every shop.
by order OF Union,
CHAs. BENSON,
SECRETARY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Not in Effect.

The ordinance to rule cyclists OH all
walks 10 the CITY Of Salem, April
that passed the old council twice
never became a law. IL was taken up
ln the new council and tabled. Hence
there Is no change In the present
status OF wheeling Ia hiscity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Eyangelistle Meetings at the Baptist
Rev. II. B..Turner :will preach to-
night on the subject "The Other
Side" The attendance at these SER
vices Is daily Increasing and the In.
terest spreading, On Saturday even
ing, the service at the usual time but
none will be held on the afternoon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Charged wnh rnrrsrv

In JusticeJohnson's court this after
moon, the case Of Oregon vs.. q s
Anderson Is being tried, On com.
plant Of J. u. Brown the defendant
Is charged with forging the name Of
beyoko Bros 10 hop contract ON
Oct 10, 1882 with inteut 10 defmud.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
School Clerk Elected

Az the special meeting Of tie Salem
school board Of District No. p, held
last evening Joseph Baumgartner was
elected clerk, vice clerk elect, j.. w.
Cox. resigned, His salary was fixed at
500 per year and his bond at 500, 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

II Is easy to eagch cold and easy TO gel
~ oi It, hyou use Ons Minute Cough Cure
Il cues coughs, colds, and all lung troubles
lt Is pleasant TO take, and sure to cure.
Stone Drug Stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Prosperity comes 70 the man whose liver
IS N cd cond uon DcWits Little Early
NAers are famous i1r con tiPatiln, and ali
stomach and liver troubles Stons Drug
Stoes. 3e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk. hshtfuIl,
burned on hee AID neck Pain was in.
stanlly relieved by DeWiu's Witch Hazel,
Salve' IL i' the ianou, fpile remedyl
Stone Drug Store,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
JOURNAL "x- x-RAYs."

JOURNAL "x-RAYs."
A hopeful sIgu-new sidewalks 10
various parts OF the city.
TIT
The citizens administration ls en-
dorsed six TO one. That amt bad for
a starter.
Build that cycle path 20 Jefferson
out on the east side Of South Liberty
street.
Salem has been struck with a con.
taglous dlsease-Sunoay closing. The
BARRIERS have caught IL, too.
-.
The residents OF Court street have a
rsght to kick. That cycle path up
the south side Of Court street should
be built az once.
The OREGON regiment is dstin-
gpished by being used as a batterng
ram with the Oldest regulars. A
dangerous honor.
ttt
Monday night ST. Joseph's society
of Salem will take its first step TO
erect a suitable monument In mem
ory OF the late Father White,
ttt
10 was referred to the people, and
they said, six to one, fund the per
cent warrant with 4 per cent home
bonds. What the people say, goes.
TT
About forty OF the prettlest girls ln
Salem work In the millinery stores. 1t
will be positively cruel 70 not give
these girls the benefit of the early
closing moyement--to say nothing OF
the young men who don't work In the
millinery stores.
TIT
The push will now no doubt seek
TO prevent the Citizens adminlstra-
tlon from making the four per cent
home loan popular success. But
they Will hardly succeed, The city
will 20 UPON cash basis and stay
there and.seml.annual interest will be
paid In cash at home.
."
The appointment OF Prof. w. l..
Cummings, OF Shaw, as principal Of
state reform school Is TO be highly
commended, He ls a lifelong edu.
Gator, a clean honorable Christian
gentleman and aboYe all aD indie
pendent, intelligent sort OF man who
does what Is right because IL is right.
not because he Is told.
-
Coy Geer has named some good
men for normal regents, He was ap-
pointed Senators G.. W. Proebstel, of
Weston, aud j. w. Morrow, OF Hepp-
ner, regents OF the Weston Normal
school, 10 succeed Walter Pierce and /
Richard NJ. Powers, /. w. Scrlber, Of /
La Grande, was also appointed a re-
gent Of the same school, u succeed .
himself. The terms OF the appolntees .
begin on ApTil ID.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
THE SALEM BOND ELECTION.
The Proposition for Home Loan Carries
by Iss to as.

" 10 W NSs
Only light vote was cast 10 the
election held Thursday, aud prac-
tlcally no opposition was shown TO
the bonding proposition. The voting
places we're open from 10 a. m. until
.3p. NJ. The total vote polled yester-
day was lsO against 1865 at the muni'
cipal election last December. The
rigid voting qualifications were, to b
large degree, responsible fos the re-
duced vote.
In ward No. 1, five taXpaying
women presented themselves and Of
fercd u vote. The quintet consisted
OF Mesdames Beeler, Ramp, Forstner,
James aud Mott. Tue privilege Of
voting was denied the ladies under the
Oregon law.
The vote by wards was as follows:
Ward No, L.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

The vote was canvassed in the even
ing by Mayor Bishop an the city re-
cOrder,
The election underall circumstances
was a handsome endorsement Of what
was practically purely business
proposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Dress Making ParlOrs.

Have re-0pened my dress making
ousiness ln the De- Rowland nous
corner Liberty and Court. TailoS,
made suits 4 specially. Madam M
MeAlpin. WIZ De glad 10 see All cld
patrOna ahd new oRsa A. ~. 0su
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
aOe ooMMnRcIAL sr. sAL N.
Wlllamelle Ilolel AnIvnla.

9. II. Gardner, Chns. Fosner, Toll
Thompson, Portland; \. n. Park.
hurst, CITY; y. ~ Chapman, city; Asa
simmons, CitYi Geo, A. Bcavls, IL. n
Marsh, Frank Layman, \. NJ. Good
man, San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
TO HOP GROWERS.

Special price on hop twiue.
Before buying your twlne call and
get our prices.
Wm' Brown & Co, Salem, Ore. deal
ers In Hops, Wool, Mohair. Furs and
Hop Growers Supplies. S-S-eoi & "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Willis Bros. & Co
fint Door Snuth OF the postool,e
SALEM OREGON.


New Stock of Val Laeos aud lnser
tions lust feooiYcd como Ia and
look them over
Lpinmcnring Monday night, Aprll
Eu oufsiofe Mil cluse every eyenine
except Saturday, ut o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Dissolution Nntina

10 Notice Nqtlce Is hereby given that the un-
u,s,sued, who have been engaged la
,neicuantile business at Marion Ore.
Wst, Tue urn name OF Hadley &
s'il "ults Tue past seven years, have DIS
i'ea partnership by mutual consent.
~ ~, ., hadley viii continue the bnsi-
al assume all accounts aud settle
All claims at the old stand.
w. j. HADLEY,
N..,. III. Il. WHITE,
marion Oregon, March %. 1893.
323 I'm
SHR Z Lsyiae tA0s.aad. et victim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
DATES or LOCAL EVENTS

God0wsky, pianist, Tuesday Aprll II.
hielndel %, Friday May 20,
.ciy bond election, Thursday.
March 80.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

A euFe "A Grippe, ksep warm. espssian,
ne issI and take ID. Miles Ns1vlns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31
Stearns Bevel Gear
.Chainless
THE NEW ~ MODEL.
S75.M

= Fto-date as usual. Positive adj
lus'mentnnest runoing gear Sheels
Ol'ncher Tires, black frame, aud ON,
OF the neatest wheels ever shown
Ia fact a "STEARNS."
Come aud see u.
hlg shipment OF TRIBUNFS ex.
pee1ed ia Monday sure.
ls'ineh foot pumps ..... ko,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Build that cycle path 20 Jefferson
out on the east side Of South Liberty
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

The citizens administration Is en-
dorsed six TO one. That amt bad for
a starter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

A hopeful sign-new sidewalks 10
various parts OF the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

= - SAitH. ChaiFman.
l. T. DAVIDSON, ClSfk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-31

Salem has been struck with a con.
taglous dlsease-Sunuay closing. The
BARRIERS have caught IL, too.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
INSULT TO WOMANHOOD.

The New York Journal Prints a
petition to Congress asking that 6dy(
to .unseat Brighanf II. Roberts, the
polyganiist elected from Utah, which
it appeals to the women orAmerica
to distribute for signatures. In COM
mentingnpon the subject the Journal
says in part: ~
! 'Roberts.0f Utah, cannot be seated
in the Houseof Representatives with
|nnq striking q blow at the American
assshe adtfsfistRctHg the Republic tp
ltheeyes ef the CHRISTIAN world. TO
admit this man as asmembcr of the
NatWnal Legislature would be oturn
bacstward the hand8 Sf the clock
which marks tile progress OF civiliza-
lti0n.
"IIc stands for the degradation Of
woman, for a relation OF the sexes
which all save the savage aud semi.
harsaroas races have outgrown. Ils
represents a moral and religious con-
ditiOnN Nof. thought and conduct that
must bbt be tolcratcdif tIlereis to be
respect among us for Christian moth
erlvQbd Aasa. he stands for an impu
dent ntAndEitinafbreaeli OF faith 1por
1.-THE parBM THO majority Of the ,peopl.
OF Htsha which must be condemned
and Punished by his expulsion from
the Aotse of Representatives, Utat
was Admitted TO the Union upor
agreement that, the Mprmoas wsult
sEabandon polygamy, Rok&tts- Is nc
toriouyand confessed peIygamisL n
, MATTER what his majority may hay
, been atthc pills, no matter .how,fa
a the count Of the votes which electe
, him. hiszcapdidacy was an adScrtis,
menWof Mormon duplicity and a
F. announcement. to hespeoplc OF til
: United States that the Church {
! sBrigham YouSksAeld In highe{ {reye
5 ence the revelations OF Josepht tS6tt
than 1t did the written and feel
adopted constitution of Utah.
each House OF Congress is the sol
! judge of the qualifications of its men
bers. The Bournal is confident tina
the House Will champion the woman
. hood Of the Republic and send Robert
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
THE GRASS WIDOW.

Atlanta Constitution.
. The grass widow is becoming 1g.
ure entirely too numerous in the
United States. w
\ In a recent report made by Labor
Commissioner Roselle, of the State OF
Missouri, on the worklngs Of the State
employment bureau In st. Louis, 1t Is
shown that 10 per cent. Of the women
who apply for work are what is known
as grass widows. The commissioner
says that most OF the female applia
cants come from outside cities, nota.
bly, from Chicago, New York and Gin.
cinnati, and that as rule they are
young and preposscssing.
" TheR isn this statement ahund-
ant material for Thoughtful c0hsidcra'
[tion. The growing disregard for the
marriage tie, whicl, renders. the sun.
derng of the marital relation mat.
ter0f little or no moment TO those
who enter into it, must be at all times
matter Of deep solicithde. When
Young men and young women'bccomc
So lost to the old traditions that they
enter upon marriage merely as an ex-
pertinent, ready to throw it aside for
any trivial cause. II Is. time to ask!
what is the remedy?, This growing
evil has sprungcut Of the adoption Of
; divorce laws. OUT ofthe familiarity,
!. with which, people talk of such laws,
and OF the readiness with which they
4 resort TO them.
4. There. was a time when II was con.
I 4sidcred matter OF great public inter
!, est. when one such couple could he
found. But year after year, the dl'
. y0tce court has been filed to such an
! txtentthat they seem to have lost.all
tcrrE tor certain people,and thus it
: is tbkt.we find grass widows. in all our
large e6ties, and even in some Of our
! smaflrf6ncs. According to tho re.
tport jnst quoted, the majority of these
Z womeI are young and good looking.
They fsd either been the too-ready
& Victims of sconndrels or had a too
: great reliance ppon their OVID c1arns
to regard the obligation which they
nhdertnnt ushn.a hnr .r'srr'oa ---~ "a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
M'ssIsssPpI cAocrAws.

GloNN DemocratS I.
The c5iiiaissloh in performing this
duty will not be accompanied ,or. at
Y 1sd Any aBtApusetdd<bf itsown
Vleficai assistal1e in any degree au-
thorlzeds t0speak for or act with IT.
The commission is not tSAuthrized 10.
enroll Mississippi Choctaws as Choc.
taW citizens. Its duty is to identify
fthem - persDns wllUcome within the
pravisiM OF sectibn IA of the treaty
made SepteWber q, 1880. between the
Choctaw .sxNatiOn and .khe United
kSfatecI7 NJ Seca alpGj6 6na6ll lovsa. -
Eaci. Vhoctaw. bead Of fa(nfly
being desirousss fnfain and pecome
q citizen nk the States shall be per-
mitted to 0Tso, byxSignifying his in
tentiou tG the agent within six
Ef1nnths from the ratification Of this
treaty and he or She shall thereupon
be entitled ito aresery yatiih OF. one
section. OF $40 acres of 13ol, N be
SOUNDED. s.hy scctgIM0 Haes Of Survey:
IN like man. or ssiSll bcs entitled td
4 dune-half ythats4, Naatity forg<facl I'M
tmarried chilhA Aeh is liS1ng with
Iiiims QynrlO yoaf4 oE age, and Il dSar.
tev sQetiolf ~ 9ct'chtd ;u maybe un.
I dev 10 years'of age, to adjoin thelo-
4 cAtiUA N the, pafcift. Ifthey reside
4 upPM said lands Intending tn becnme
tcftizeDsS o. the States for flyeycars
latter the M<ihcatioBs III this tge;lty
| In That caS6a grautln Zee simple shal
I issue, sain rcservatlon shall inciudt
tiit present improvements OF the llca(
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

The following startling figures, the
correctness of which Is guaranteed by
the department. ofsanitation Of Ia-
vana. prove that there is no place on
Garth where bad-made eoSaitions for
the destruction OF human life have
boon brought to such pertectio6 as In
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

pie. lie Is now IL Delta man by adop-;
iinn. andwhile We claim hk~ sas the
.'Dclta's candidate" and his property
iptercSts in this section are not,inc0n-.
Siderable. there is still a warm place
in his 'heart for those people down
where the pine trees rear tlrir'state-
lyheads and flIl the world with such
yerdant beauty. and where the mur-
mur vi the sea is heard and the per,
fune, ,ofsthe magnolia aud jassamih
mingle their sweetness with the
brcezes Of the Mexican gulf. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

The Tunica Democrat, in giving
Judge A. u Longino Il grand send off
as Candidate for Governor from the
delta region round about, says.
: Judsd Longiso IS a man Of the
most sgupgI1us Integrity, brilliant
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

--.----- --~.>- .p ~ 49,, ""o "iVs' 40
other sense Of duty ahead hut that Of
being true to each other until the
great arbitcr-death-shoull separate
them. A..
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
lsgs-s. ~
AND NEW rEtR GREET
INGS FROM J..L. ANpsMRS.
|. POWER. .OFyaCK{ m. -
1898.


The following beautiful greeting was received
before lChrlslaas and read and greatly spiQysaby
tAe editor sad his boAaas half: .-3Sx
y ~Eof uxpKnsroop.
''.Not understood. We move along ,s4snder,
Our pathsgrow, wider az the sease kcgecp
Along the years ;l~e marvel and we 43r -
w41N Y lireg Arid then we faH fleep,
"a Il Mot unaers,eod& - y,
~ saaSls'sSs ws sstber IN kssl lsss'ons 4 :
And hugahem closer as. the years go by, - :
Til virtue often seems to us trans4essions;
sAnd thus men rise and lall, aid fse and de
70 MISUNDERSTOOD ~
"tot usisr.tOod. Poor souls WITH aunsl iklOn
7 OFT measure glanls by 1heir nsrrowga1Se ~
Tn poisoned shafts Of falsehood shd dcfsldn y
"a Are, of hppe'led "gaiEt those v6osnoudth thc
- age. ~
Not understood.
I" Mn epderspodA Bow rifles offer Ghapgey
!. Thcshoughtisss sente,se orthe fsscied slight \
destroy long yArs Of friendship AID .estrapge VI
and on onss6uls there falls a freszing blight.
Not understood. = 4 /,
f. Not understood. How msny bressts are aching
For hack sympathy! Ahf say BY day, ~
How many cheerless, lonely hearts ar bfeakingt
How many noble spirits passawsG ).
Not upderstooda =
/" Obs God that menrhouid see l,tse fleafcr; =
Or judge " harsSE wlr etheyt.hnot see! !
tohsGod that men would draw lAtlenesrss
l. .
10 o2e anotierS They'dse nearer Thee, I
Lr~ ..-AT Aud understobd.r ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
dr5E Es2l55:RsEs'
xs sas6yldssr6ay i!
> ~.-%-~r q. .x51s Z
n;rc,;itt COW 2nd. y
\ rn,p. Il. s4sn
..,,,rr raAD, y ,wIu,1eIar'sd ,yErSal v s'.'

In ,ss the c0,sl and aalycnd ID hueek asyss :.
Of y ssi"a, ,hs ae,Suniylf f-~eq,l RIVER oiths G2P'
day 0, AprMs" ssI aa,Ion second ii$tsi1t. S yks
In me Won1av s".,s u Jswiary snd Iuly and cor te
fourth M"H"' In the nrsf d,attict Oh the Agst
sly s'N,a.,,spnd saSs y, AUGUST aud contiaue4 0a4
Of rtI,''" .ho County al Ilarkeou the sscedd x
l,pv 70 que ,pvR tR,,d larrst atNeont Hsv y! L'
Of y aIS"S M county Of Isspr on the first M1ay O.
nah ~ and Srrte and continue GO, ta se" twSST uay,
in ~ INV o"J Sente,nbor and continue sly Aayn
Of Nansp hs c"unty anu" Of Hancock on the fourth MsHd
u w,' W. and November and continne Nix DAYS.
0' IN Nh tGe @ conly of Harrison on tc secoh6 n1ny
y uar ,,' and yovemnrr and .continYA six des
u ~ ,he county Hf Jackson on thaHuI hQnuay
/ ), Apru aud october. and continue tweise ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
THE NEW YEAR is&, J

49, " - - g. 80
singled with .thel Thought Of New
Years day 1t ia dhlya sphycstional
ipofntpf ttmey any-pthcr would do as
well, Every day closcs aa old yes
and bcgihsa rev ole, hut for all that
we'ca unotslrelpfcdiag that this day,
which is agreed. llwm tlirtaghout
Cllsistendom. TOR the beginning of "a
new year, is somewhat utiQue. TA]
pstnos- comes Eff6f rna rJsick ~ the|
past, and fgelnthe sense thaLanothcr
uotsh has zen cut fdkpsSn shestick.
of timc. The-dstigIt Srsesyydm, the
anticipatlons ~ scw aHaabettcrI
cxpericbces Of NC sgcaf 10 come.
What interest any '-ratiS5ui person
'sog!d rayeA .havias1ts f0rhlne told
is ahssrsgys The T. $ and fharmof.
life4 4oeps largely d, the fact that
cacn,das ia like a new psse,in the
STORY. sIf.yfiu wlshteeRJoy your BOOK
[you d0 i,ot, when Ills has bld, tyrh'
|tathe .snsingicitap To dls Ever how
1t turns d,ita. Koado not \ Ink Asy
me aEAdllqayt1 t6cptbt, 1T Vs. SO
|withlife. .Ttetcis. nfiaitsssatisfacs
tionhr excl days cdntributidnNo the
|fecosd. sYoildA1oy want to antici.
piTSK. fbwodldy be y ssprse If any,
Ebde cdll1 tcil yen' just -.%bafthc year
wsuit bsinx., II it just as reasonable
to.supposo tll.t shoSs6 6rviii.be happy
|8s sad.s Nno ean<el: IT, can con.
|trol thata xAre wesnQt an1Ee hands
Lof Coo hSt. is the na,en for a
Eisppy- Net YeaEs day. . &
~esN = --ak~ -
A4eassissi is1 itofpQrpsIratcs the
.fotldNsiAg:s pFisb down ID yovr pocket
sxd ibtAe duak, the editor, is hun.
fay and - plhel g6puu to,bust. We
txastfd for several mlAtl,s and
gid,it titlEa snilctsostHEt twn the
FcompiiAs t2ra t1lst ugawhIlG Our
vii md Sme tlockings and our
llGby needs a dress; JimMic needs
s,a1 bsitelles .3hd 10 d0 Kate and
pcss pd is -. the .hok tfalnn att
PcegySick with Rficf, aod gbod gosis
'talmtyly tsan7t xbuyiye- nsianfelleie
Shell The alrkels and t,,En hose
Ns6 1x 'ru!s locse "A xbistIs
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
Chancery Court -2dDlst:

= n. c. HILL, CnANcElIoI -
In the connty Of Pearl River on the Mrst
Monday % daS Of January and July ana cone'n"e
W IN aa} ne county OF Marion first dlsssct. -
NO ~" second Monday OF January and i!e0 nnd
..nut,nnr sly,days, In the serond district.
su|ISsN on ths sNrd Monday of January and Jury
aIr ~ ,pa' ,he rounty Of Hancock on the. fenrth
Monday Of January and July aud xeq"s'nsa
s'y y diSs' ,Ss county Of Harrison oyS Ns> arSt
Monday eT ss OF Feuruary and Aassrskm CO.
t',usssis sss so,lrtv anysi Of Iyckson on ssecdnd
'A,ondayef February aud August 1S yDi-
''lne i" the ie rosnty Of Wayne on tho socdsll
Monday OF JunaNid pecensDr, and coptinue
Fi1 aass, ". cou,,v o, Iores on 9,aRrst Monday
N March and september aNn continue ssx
'Iys' " the connty of .Iaspcf: on the SECOND
Monday of March and September and con-
I'M In the ,t' county OF Perry held In Augusta,
Ia First District, on the. third Monday OF
krch and September and continue six days.
n the tAwn OF Ilufiesburg. the Second nis-
~. on thief Rrst Monday OF June and Dece-n-
bcr md continNe six DAYS
IN HE county of Smith on the fourth MOa-
Buy of March and September. and contipnc
TX days.
In the county of Greene on Thursday afte4
he second Monday OF AtSh and October and
E6ntnue three days.
In the county " Covington on.the fourth
)nnday in April and October AND cantinus
TX days
In the county OF Newton on the first Mon
ay OF April and November ana-continue siA
ays.
In thecouuty OF Iauaerdalc on the hs1l
fbnday Of May and November a,iHsIAitin,h
xenty-four days.
ln theconnty NJ Clarke on tlrr<hlrd Mon
ay Of April md November anaxontinue sis
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q
+ Onward, roll onward, oh timc1n
thy fight, and make me a woman
that's~rlean 0ptHof sight: give me
bloomers, the pants and shirts,and let
me 60 out Of these horrible skirts. A
|whisker producer Invent If you can,
give Le ahead that grows bald like a
man; growa tobacco that won't make
Enie sick, and teach me to chew la
man very quick. Let me. on let me
drink. whisky and swear, bet On the
chickens and back the fleet mare,
Stay ont atnight, hold Office and
vote, take In tie town and - ia
shooter tute; sit on thelbuzzar1t'st
II Ichoosc; play base hall anSjyear
spiked shoes: Onward. roll onward,
toh time quietly ~; make a4s aman
or help me txftc. Thisbrld ASH
"a helps me to woe, butsN / wersa
Fmau' twoQld be'p heaven below. ~
| z e-s~l1D sr.-Sr-----l ~ -
| After Jandsryi, tho stamped envc,
hbss lsssed bys4Ss sagtonice deratts
laSSt wat bc.a rcAJ hap. df sxxstly
fthG Gsa4le. sJDe sndS ape as the tSy
ftnip9 twg.c1 ~ stA&&. This 1sis acs
lyefdstce win sr Nicle in the iptst:
MN . hsi 4. esl ats eemeat which g.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

These years that are sweeping theihcourse along,
With flowers that fade as they blo6h,
We capnot' We would not, We shohld not prolchg
They but prcfac1 1nec<ay TO the tslhy.! 80
They come andib@ go. and tksy-bepS US abi9st
BE they nne. or dozci, or~core, q. :. ~.
But they bid y work bravely. .tAt aGpay gt1. Z
Where there's tolls, where ythee's sorsa5 ID
more. = a 81 ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
boo borrow your neiighbOr's papsr. /

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pode borrow ycurneighbcr's paper.
Praise qpdessrrsd,is satire in Disguise.
: ME world Z diving far Chri,,isss ,sf,hv,
The sor.rkind Of SsdeiN - 10 do,h, oDs,.
sslfs
GEroti,m lj.y,t i0e bo,to,s Of al, sensitive.
ssss.
s-o,uenised with skim milk viii resist water
lifr dying. 4
'.aa.s.slsT M. sxl.sav. the. power Of Me pres,
disH.iiy s'xss~d5 ~.
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.rvrr 7 n.s,s s.ts.ese..s
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of Ne m unspldy "a. 4
I ySS. .esas;Iss. ,srvs heaven by sew lur voar o
'ienow btinaJ 81 s~s5is. ,s.a
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