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Charles Quinn and Aaron Halfway, who
engaged in an ARRAY yesterday, were ar
rested, and today in the Police Court Judge
Taylor made 1t cost each defendant S.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. U. S. COAST AND
Geodeti: Survey, Washington b. c.. July 20, 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received until TWO
O'CLOCK PM, FRIDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1900,
for removing the plumbing and closet system now in
the Coast and Geodetic Survey building and in
Sailing the kenney system, the closets and urinals
with fushometes for EACH to be furnished by the
Coast Survey. The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved Bids should be addressed TO the Super
intendent, Coast and Geodetc Survey, and marked:
Proposals for Plumbing"
jy23, 3o-2t HENRY S. PRITCHETT, Supt.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Plating.
KNIFE AND ACCORDION PLATING DONE
without delay. Pinking, 1c. yard At Open
HEIMER'S 514 9th st. NV. ap3O-5tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EACHANGE-LOT ON ST NE, 1880
aiie3' Tor house IN good section not over 81 900
Also
Honse on Columbia Heights, value 81, 500,
Tor house IN northeast section.
Large house. Washington Heights value SIS 600
Tor lOrOon house west of 18th and SO. Of Pa ay
Also
store and dwelling. 18th st. p.w. value ssBoO
clear Tor house On Columbia Heights not over
sloovo r. s. DONALDSON
~ $50 10Th NV,
FOR EXCHANGED CHOICE SUBURBAN LOT n
by 100 free from incumbrance, for incumbered
city property.
jySo-3t SUBURBAN OWNER, Star Office.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ing Star is located mt 13O9-13 Atlantic
avenue, where any fAformation con-
corning Advertising etc, can be OBJ
tanned. The rates. afe the same as
charged at the Home7 ONCE.
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jy2s-3t

FOR SALE
House square from cars: 2 stories; 6
and cellar; kitchen first floor. Price,
S2.IJ0; easy terms.
b. II. WARNER COMPANY.
jy2s3t 916 St NV.
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FOR SALE
House. Q St NV, west Of 18th st: stories
and cellar; 10 rooms; bay window; very cheap
at 1913.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY
jy2s-3t 916 F St NV.
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PROPOSAL FOR MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
S1TE.-Executive office, Commissioners of the Dis
trict Of Columl ia, Washington, July "a; 1860.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners of
the district of Columbia will receive proposals
until TWELVE O'CLOCK ON THE THIRTY
FIRST INSTANT to sell to the District site for
a municipal hospital, and that deposit of $3.50
may accompany each proposal instead of 81 900, as
stated in the previous advertisements. HENRY Is.
F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS, D. D. GAIL
LARD acting, Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia jy25-5t
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FUR SALE
y splendid corner property northwest. facing
one of the widest avenues in the city; I5-ft side
alley Price, 5000.
b. ii. WARNER COMPANY
1y2S-St 9l6 st. NV.
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PALMISTRY.

MARLBOROUGH, THE GREAT ENGLISH PALM
list, zoos l st. NV. Acknowledged by all bust
and spectators TO be wonderfully
gifted. Tells future events accurately in hnsi-
ness. speculations investments. love Perfect
satisfaction pay. Palmistry taught. je3o- 26'
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FOR SALE
St..Oo Will buy a fine house Mass.
and I'D ST. law; stories and cellar; 0 rooms
and bath; convenient to line.
Il. IL WARNER COMPANY
iy2s-3t GIG St NV
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JORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICES.
Kaiser VIM. d.Gr Aug. 7lTrave.. ........ Aug 10
Aller. Aug. II K aiserin Mar IN Aug p
Departure 10 AM.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON BREMEN
z. Luise. Aug %, 10 am Barbarossa Sep. 20. Q am
CHERBoURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
G. Kurfurst Ang 2, am Barbarossa Aug 16, 10 am
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA.
Vera. Aug. Kaiser VIM. II. Aug. 10
Departure IL AM
oELRICHs & CO, NO. BROADWAY, n Y.
Apply to E. F. DRoOP. 925 Pa. ave.,
fe7-1y Agent for Washington.
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PROPOSAL, FOR CONSTRUCTING A PORCH ON
THE NORTH WING OF THE AIMS HOUSE.
WASHINGTON ASYLUM.-Ottice OF the Commits
sioners. b. G.. Washington July a. 1S0O.-Seaed
proposals will te received at this office until
TWELVE NJ, ON AUGUST ELEVENTH, 1900, for
constructing perch on north wing of the Aims
House, Washington Asylum, Washington. ID. @.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications, to-
gether with all necessary information. can he OBJ
tanned upon application therefor at the Offices of
the Inspector Of Buildings Of the District of Co
lumbia, and bids upon these forms only will be
considered. The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Proposals must be inclosed in en-
velope, scaled and Endorsed on the outside: PRO
posal for Constructing Porch on the North Wing
of the Aims House, Washington Asylum HENRY
b. T. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING
H. BEACH. Commissioners. d. G. jy2o-6t
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN AS
SEMBLY HALL ON THE GROUNDS OF THE
REFORM SCHOOL FOR BOYS. BLADENSBURG
ROAD. WASHINGTON, d. C.-Ofice of the Com
mssioners, ID. c., Washington, July "a, 1900
Sealed proposals will received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ, AUGUST ELEVENTH, 1900, for
constructing assembly hall on the grounds Of the
Boys Reform School. Bladensburg Road. Washing
ton, D. c. Blank forms Of proposals and specifca-
tions together with all necessary Information, may
be drained upon application therefor at the office
Of the Inspector OF buildings Of the District of
Columbia and bids upon these forms only will be
considered The right is reserved to reject any
all bids. Proposals must be inclosed In en-
velope and lndorsed the outside Proposal for
Constructing Assembly Hail on the Grounds of
the Reform School for Boys. Washington. D. c.
HENRY F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS,
LANSING III, BEACH, Commissioners, ID. C. jy25-6t
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COUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED LARGE
nv Ssn Hn % mJe p' St aaSie soou,
free; terms. SIS per month Address Mrs FRAN
CHS NJ. BURCH, Bowles, Clarke CO., Va; station,
Boyce. Va. iY2S 2ts
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MRS. L. ]. YOUNG GERMANTOWN, MD,
would like a few more boarders at her pleasant
country home; healthy, comfortable and
venent to station board excellent; 81 per week.
jy2SSt
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RURAL HOME. ON WEST RIVER, MILES BE-
low Bay Rltge; good shade large lawn; excellent
nne salt water bathing; write for catalogue. Ad.
dress Mrs. NJ. NOVEL;. Shady Side. Md.
te11b2t6
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE. Md, FOR BOYS.
Home life and individual instruction. Prepares
for college business. Address w. P. MASON
U. S. N. A. 1yI9-52ts-4
MISS BACON'S HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF
all ages, Hagerstown. Md.-Terms moderator thor
ough Instruction. strict training in social conven-
tionality and home usefulness. ty13-f m&w-lm 4
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-A FEW FAMILIES TO BOARD AT A
beautiful country home; thing first class.
Apply Mrs. g. c. SEATON. North Fork Lnudaun
county, Va. jy2S-3t'
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LINGANoRE HILLS Inn, NEAR FREDERICK.
Situation high; large lawn. shade. porches fish
ing. boating; refs. exch: For booklet address
Miss E. NJ BROWN Frederick. Nd. my4-4m-4
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HIGH LOCATION; u MILE FROM DEPOT; FINE
shade: large lawn porches cool, well furnished
GEORGE A DELAPLANE, Delaplane, Faunuier
county, Va. jy2S-it
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FOR SALE
Some fine building lots at positive bargain
See
B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
ty2S-St GIG st. W.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FoI; sALE-15 ACRES AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On
Thursday, August =, 1900, $50 pm In full
view Of Washington, miles distant on electric
railroad; ya-y easy terms. Call or write for full
Information.
iy3oSt. JAMES f CLEMENTS. 1921 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-S4oO CASH FOR EQUITY;
t-rcom and bath house. NV renting $3.50;
trust S2u"o; pays 2pt on equity
r. s DONALDSON,
iy"Sat. $50 10th NV.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
DEATH OF SAM MAYERS.

Samuel X. Mayors, one OF the best
known aud most popular travelling
statesmen running out OF Mobile, died
sunday afternoon at his home, No. $40
Government street, after short i'll
ness. The news OF his death came as
a most unpleasant surprise to his
many friends here and elsewhere in
Alabama and Mississippi, where he
had an extensive acquaintance.
Sam Mayors, as he was best known,
was forty-three years of age and had
lived In Mobile the past nine years.
he came here from Scranton, Miss,
where his father Mr.. p. X. Mayors, is
editor and proprietor of the Pasca-
goula DEMoCRAT.STAR. Sam was
married and leaves a sorrowing wife
and several children, besides numerous
other relatives to mourn his death.
He had been i'll but a short time, so
short a time, in fact, that few of his
friends knew Of it.-Mobile Item.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
DEATH OF SAM X. MAyERs


1t is with sorrow we chronicle tho
Death of Sam X. Mayors. 1t is a dis.
tlnct loss to community when a man
IS cut down IN the prime of his useful.
ness. Mr. Mayors was earning for
himself good name in commercial
lie as he had already done in the 80.
clal. All will remember his readiness
IN relief work at the time of the last
visitation OF yellow fever here, and
how he promptly answered the call to
go TO Montgomery to direct the nurs.
lug OF the SICK there. He served we'll
ana bore back with him testimonial
VI his falthfulness. Later he volun.
teered for his country's service and
out ior the brevity Of the war with
spain would have doubtless have
made a record therein. Mr., Mayers
was cheerful, intelligent and ener.
'etlc' a. good son, a loving husband
ina KIND father. Our sympathy goes
'ut to the bereaved ones, to the de.
'oted wife and the loving father.
Mobile Register.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

At the general election in Noyem.
Der Two amendments to the Constitu.
.'on OF Mississippi will be voted upon
oy the people. The first has reference
to the distritution of the poll tax,
ana the second, which is not so well
understood. provides for an apportion.
ment OF Senators and Representatives
10 new counties when they shall be
created The last apportionment was
maoe IN 1890, when the Constitution
was adopted, aud the amendment ~
oo submitted at the coming elec,,on
msn, vs' ~. ". seek 20 alter this apportiop.
nrOv,aa "t, .'s on'y new feature being to
p.us.ae =. 's.e mat new counties shall have e
nox. ~ .,as' one Representative until the
next succeeding apportionmeut, wy
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
N. G. Luce.

The lumber trade of Arkansas Inst
young and energetic representativo
10 the death Of NJ. G. Luce. of the
Luce Lumber Company, Clare. Ark
ne died at Hot Springs, of malariai
11ever' after a few days illness. Mr.
MirS dIce was ,',s native OF Grand Rapids,
!or interment He had made large
Investments in timber lands in A..
kansas and had laid plans for fheir
uevelopment on large scale. He was
married just a year ago, and leaves
MS young wife to mourn his early
oeath'-St Louis Lumberman.
Mr. Luce was a half.brother of Mr..
I'm. Luce, of Lucedale, Miss. and
visited here upon several occasions.
His death is regretted by all with
whom he became friendly and &C.
luainted.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

Judge Stephens, at Holly SPRINGS
recently ruled that a merchant who
sold goods without having first paid
his privilege tax, cannot collect nav
lor the goods sold. For instance. snn.
pose your privilege license expires on
Ihe ISL DAY OF September and that
you renewed it on the 10th day of Oc.
tober, then, the judge said, the law is
that the license can not be dated back
any further than the first of October,
and that you cannot sue and collect q
dollar for goods sold during the month
OF September.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
Contract Notice.

Notice is hereby given that contrac,
1oI tne nu!k heading Of road No. SO. in
MOSS Point,approaching Randall's ferrv
ann. on tne south side, and contract for TIE
ings and slabs, and to main tain the s 90 Nv =
Tor Q term of three years, ali accordin .
TO plans and specifications to he fIiad
VIII De let IN separate contracts, (that is
10 say, contract for bulkheading as one
contract, and the filling and maintain
thg tng as me otherl to the lowest bidder At
tnwn tno rro9t OF door OF the courthouse, in the
r"ss Monday, the 9Th day Of November, 1900,
at st,d2 IL m. Bond for the faithful perform.
in ance % OF contracts will be required accord.
to e reiant eI law, ~ ana Board reserves the right
BY order Of the Board.
October s. 1900 A'' oie[k; a4x.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
SAM MAYERS.

Regret will be felt in many quarters
Oh the announcement of the death OF
Samuel Kemp Mayors, which occurred
IN THIS city, at 3 o'clock Sunday after.
noon. 1t was not generally known
That he was i'll and the news OF his
death will be surprise to the maiori.
ty OF the large number OF friends he
possessed In this city, New Orleans
ana along the coast. Deceased was
popularity known as "Sam" Mayers
ana he made friends all over the
southern States as a travelling man
He was always jolly, goodnatured and
quick to sympathize .h those less
fortunate than himself, while at the
same time keen in business and ex.
ceedlngly active. He was 43 years of
age, never looked over thirty, and he
possessed fund Of wit and anecdote
commensurate with the never ceasinp
ouoyancy OF his spirits. During the
yellow fever epidemic of 1897 he yolun.
teered as nurse togo to Montgomery,
oelng an immune, and for his services
there he received a token of which he
was justly proud.
lie was the son of Captain PIX
Mayors, proprietor Of the DEMOCRAT.
STAR at Scranton, and well known
here' His wife and three children are
lhe greatest losers by his death, and to
Inem sincere sympathy will be extend.
"a by all who knew the deceased and
1is family
Ihe funeral took place from 979
government street, at 5 O'Clock on
Monday afternoon, and the interment
vas IN Magnolia cemetery.-Mobjle
News.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
'VesU UerIiseSsse,sss.
TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED
by the Jackson County and Scranton
Separate School District.

ny tle JACKSON county and Scranton
Separate School District.
BY Text Book Committees, Oct, l. 19OO
Keaders-McGuffey's Eclectic Serias
Carpenters Geographical Readers
Supplementary.
Spellers-Swinton's Word Primer Mo-
Guffey's Eclectic, Child's Speller,
Geographies-Long's Home Geogr.-
phy, Natural Elementary Geogra-
ply, Natural Advanced Geogra-
ply.
thmetics-Ro binson's Revised Series
drammars-Holbrook, Reed Il Kellogg's
Graded Lessons. .
omposition-Metcalf Il Bright,s LANG
Lessons. -
civil government - Peterman's. u. 8.
History, Chambers.
IM1lsslssippi M M History-Riley.
Phllosophy-Cooley's Series of Phvsics
Physiology-Hutc6inson's Physioiorv
,as ana IA Hygiene, Our Wonderful Bod
Copy Books-Spencerian system,
EDGAR HULL, Chairman,
Q. d. SAULs,
w. D. BULLARD.
BESSIE BLACK,
MARIE RoURKE,
DAISY ALLEN.
Prices given next week,
o D: D. COWAN, Secretary.
october 5, 1900. AT
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

Ihe scientists Of the Smithsonian
institute insist that the island o1
Galveston is unsafe, and the Law
should forbid the building of another
city on a site so exposed. But where
there is profit men will 60, and women
must follow: all our long frontier was
unsafe at one time, but the danger
deferred none fit for the work.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
CHOOSE YE THIS DAY WHOM YOU
WILL SERVE

Ihe TWO great political parties
democratic and Republican, are mar.
shaling their hosts for the greatest
presidential contest in American his.
tory, and upon the result depends the
maintenance OF our Republican form
OF government.
Ihe Democratic party is headed by
the peerless and incompatible Bryan:
the Republican by Mckinley. Bryan
Is for freedom and equal rights to all;
Mckinley is for depressing the poor
and lavoring the wealthy classes. He
is using his great office in making the
rich richer and the poor poorer by fos-
terlng on the country those great
monopolies-the trusts. Bryan is an
honest, straightforward man, neither
turning to the right nor the left in
what he conceives to be right and Just,
ana wears no mans collar. McKin.
ley is just the opposite. He is unrelia.
Die and vascilating, and is as dough in
the hands of that delectable scoun.
drel, Mark Hanna. Heis welded to the
money power and the monopolies.
which are burdening the laboring
classes with greater cost OF living
than ever known before. He has
transgressed the Declaration or Indc-
pendence, that great instrument left
us a heritage by our forefathers for
our guidance, and is drifting towards |
Imperialism, and a large standing
army made necessary By his imperial.
istic tendency.
we could go on and further enum.
crate crimes Of Mckinley and the Re-
publican party against the mases but
why? Are not those already enumer- {
lted enough to sicken those who love
country far more than party and S
'ause them to lay upon the altar of c
reedom and political reformation and a
redemption, party prejudices, past is y
ues and political anlecedents, and so C
o act in this great struggle as to blend b
one common whole, the converva- !,
ism, liberalism and patriotism of the +,
IND IN grasping with the hydra-head. b
i monsters, McKinleyism, Hanna b
m, Imperialism, militarism and the "
'usts and restore the Republic to it's
'lstlne purity and former glory. NJ
The voters of the country have it in s,
elr power to drive from place and h,
'wer the corrupt and unprincipled tt
ew which has the nation by the N
roat throttling and stiffling her to ed
ath and decay. We implore you, hi
|low'citizens, to grasp the reins of
Vcrnment from the hands of the G.,
'eckers' Should the Republicans M
successful in the coming contest, W;
10 help the country-free and un. N,
elections will be of the
St. Choose ye this day whom you
Il serve" Will it be Mckinley, the
bbler, or Bryan, the steadfast, and de-
10 is as true to his convictions as tin
needle is to the pole, 10
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

Inc Greenwood Common wealth
laVors law prohibiting the sale of
Jamaica ginger, unless prescribed by
doctor-it being sold in dry towns
as substitute for whisky. The same
complaint has been made OF cocaine,
IL also having taken the place of al.
coholic intoxicants to a considerable
extent, even in whisky counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
FUNERAL OF SAM MAyERs

| 'hA Vt DAM MAYERS,
lhe funeral of Samuel X. Mayer.
look place from his home, $40 Govern
ment street. at O'Clock Monday eve
ming, and was attended by a large
number OF friends In this city and
from New Orleans and the coast. Rev
U. T. Tucker conducted the services
ana the interment was in Magnolia
cemetery. Many handsome floral do.
signs were contributed by the com.
mercial travellers, military comnan.
IONS OF the deceased, who was can.
tain In an immune company during
the Spanish war, and Others. The
pal'oearers pa were Messrs. Henry Hall,
or'' >. Blocker Thornton, DR.. lizard,
W. II. Mcintosh, H. D. Lesesne and
ohas' 'Wheeler.-Mobile News, Oct,2
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
PASCAG0ULA By THE SEA.


No Lutheran services ut the uniol
church Sunday.
DR.. w. A. Cox paid short visit to thu
Gulf City recently.
, Mrs. j. j. Watson and family hay,
returned to New Orleans.
Mrs. J. Aveigno and family returned
to the Crescent City Tuesday.
Mr.. j. J. Paquette and manly son Rob
bic spent Sunday and Monday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry de villeneuve
returned Tuesday to st. James parish
La.
Tracy Watson entertained q few
friends at birthday party Friday night
last.
Mr.. Miles Hand on Monday accepted
the position of engineer on the tug
Dawn.
Mr.. Fred w. Ames from New Orleans
passed Sunday here with his parents
and sisters.
Miss Mercia Converse is slowly recov-
ering from the injuries she received
three weeks ago.
Among the chief attractions to our re-
sort are the delightful trips to Round
and Horn Islands.
Mrs. Maude Watson Wood and chill
dren, after pleasant sojourn here re-
turned to Moss Point this week.
Misses Helen Vennemann and Lucille
DeBuys, Of New Orleans, are guests of
Misses Fran and Amy Krebs, on Pasca-
goula river.
Mrs. A. de Villeneuve and son Jules.
after most pleasant summers outing
spent here with Mrs. NJ. E. Chanteraut
returned to New Orleans last week.
Mrs. Mary G. Laird attended the fun
eral OF her nephew, Mr.. S. X. Mayors,
who died in Mobile Sunday and was
buried in that city Monday.
M. Guichard is headquarters for OYs-
TIERS. Families and individuals SUD.
Piled at all times. Also Fruits, Vegeta-
oles, Cakes and Candies absolutely fresh,
always on hand.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Carpenter,
sister OF Mrs. W. l.. Kinne, arrived here
ast Friday from Ponchatoula, La,
where che died after short illness on
tuesday morning, Sept. 9th. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. J. Hollis came with the BODY.
me lnterment was made IN the Pasca.
oula cemetery beside the grave of her
ather, the late G. j. Parker, Rev. B.L
litchell performing the burial services.
lrs. Carpenter was native of Illinois.
ged % years. She was an exemplary
hristian woman and performed many
cts OF kindness and charity.
lt SnOWp6 in tho month H. ~.A | =
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

News has been received at Drumore
Luce Bay, of hurricane at Otiord
Iceland, Sept. 20. The wind. it is
salo, blew 12O miles an hour. Nearly
all the fishing smacks were driven
ashore, houses were razed and several
persons were killed. There was great
obstruction to property
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mdss' saas
September 10, lW

LAND OFFICE AT JAChsonC Inoa
September 49, w" :
Notice is hereby given that d,;so the lOtyI of Il
ing-named settler has filed no!.osv " snnnor y, m
intention to make final PROOF ~ 'uI 'w|lI h
Of his claim, and that sala PioSt " 1scksoI
county, at Scranton, Miss, on MOVE"
Der 9, 1900, viz: Lead ortry No
9,O7l, for the seA seA, sec!lon c,l neI. / sec
swN swA, section % and neA nsHI u HtIOvn.
ton n and nwA nwA, section ~ WV
ship 4 south, range Swest. ..;.resses b
He names the following m, 90 mon snd
prove his continuous residence "f
cultivation of said land, VIZ; ,r;el Csr.
Isle, Alfred /. Havens, james o0'''
all Of Daisy, Miss. ,,,, pecister.
JAMES HlAl' " S&
September B, 1900.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

Gen. John NJ. Palmer, Ex-Governor.
senator and Corps Commander, who
ran as Gold Democrat for President
10 assist Mckinley in 1896 died the
other day at his home in Springfield
III. Some of our gold bug fellows in
this State knew the old man.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
Bridge Contract.

,or r1sice tho is ,aeseby given that contract
Hammockl ia NM Saklls1mgSf a1ng@ e. bridge oyer Sand
No 2, according to plans S"u and d. snsssea S Beat
lions on file, will be let tn tha 1o,nca. Io.ncu.
pDidoer at the front door OF the c~vs. court.
mouse, IN the town of Scranton, on the
r"s, =" Monday, 'Ae 5tA day Of November, 1900.
snd1 81 u m. m Bond for the faithful perform.
- ance oi work will be required accordinc .
bids II isW \. Inc right to reject any and ai1
NY order Of the Board:
octoberk 4 ION F. H. LEWIS, Clerk.
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