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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-20

................... ........ Defendants
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, to the
above named Defendants:
GREETINGS: You, and each Of you, are here.
~ summoned to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff In the above entitled action. q copy Of
which is herewith served upon you, and to serve
copy OF your snswer thereto on the subscriber
within thirty 1907 days after the service OF thit
summons upon you, exclusive of the day Of such
service, and In case of your failure to appear OF
answer. Judgment will be taken against you By
Dated at Grafton, N. D., this 21st day Of No.
YemD0f. A. u 1901 - =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-20
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
rEzaGs, @a.oo EER AazNv71
F A. Wardwell. g. G. Thompson.
wARDWELI. = THOMPSON. a

Entered at the postoface at Pembina as second
class mail matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-20

: - y. Z. SAUTER,
ls4 yoSe Attorney for Plaintiff.
Once and Post Office, Grafton, N. D.
The summons and complaint. in the above en-
titled action was filed November 21st, 1901, and
is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for Pembina County, North
Dakota.
o. E. SAUTER,
2O.2 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-20

All kinds Of Legal Blanks Il tiiis
Office. 4, Il. s
The sun., 1901-02-06
TO CAUSE HER TO TESTIFY,
mr. TO tOE'f HI'> ar tB"N 30 W
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asa.ur. iu tho Ehod- island Legislature
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The sun., 1901-02-06
rHO ESTATES IOR THE KING.
Hsimorai and Osborne Left to Him b, Victoria
other Requests.
yr,raI Ca,H nes espat-hio Tns SrS.

SfrctgI CdtH Iespdt'hi 10 iHf Sun,
'ovro, Fob. S The world states definitely
'Il' 80 HlI.. ora, estate IN Scotland aud the
osborn" estate in the l-lc ~ Wight we're be
@ 'l'hcd hv Queen Victoria 70 KING Edward.
.t"'a rroprr'i-, aye too large ana expensive
'o' aHv ouerSc.pt 'he k.ns 20 naiutain. Two
small hNu-rs A. Osborne. which are cOnnoc'e ed
b. tu Underground passage. were LEI 20
Nr.'DeSs Beatrice IN" Wor,i also say, that
. lrs good author ~ FOR stating that IN"
urr' - i1Iu.,rt"tlrh 30 -" Dukc Of Con
r7U.'' ari llu',~,"> Louise. hrIrlian aud
F"t'I.".. Do addition to TIE large sums he:
N1."s', s,''j.d upon them during her life
H"" ii'r MuJ-s'N also provided FOR her
daughter rn.laV. tle Duchess Of Alhnuy.
u"' irH".'f aud personal ornaments. ali Of
N'..I as" extremely valuable. ~ divided
sUoar be-. daughters. daughtrrs-in.!aN aud
sruni4uEu','-.
kmE Ivr'd wll NOT give w Sandringhan
ssn I!au" ot rr> ,drnoe
o. ,'g'"d that huc Edward has decided
to ap1r1.u Boo, uNlc" 81 Grand Master ui the
lnS -u t.c. Hu~un.. HIS b-ulhor, IN" Duke
O. 0uIuvgn'. % i, said. w'.i ,ucccrd him.
I'r'1 .itf t'es mat the FORUM" left by
gH""n Victoria ui.o cunts 20 ~ least :? ObJ,uuJ,
IN addition 'o landed propcrtv, plate. JrN,,,
AM R.',, OF ART,
The sun., 1901-02-06
10 RSIr,si uIo,o, ,pfNT
aip,.t.r 'anFrt nsusni Aas-sT.d ~ iisid
waf.h.i cunt Nss wsidere-

r-.r st.' ...'~sn""''
pFr.> Do. o.. slrr-' .f '. Re-
NJ. Amen. ..f '.a Nr-'...n U..rI ~ t.f"Isr
N....... .. .s...uy .''s'i"r,N.~ '...'."
VI pt.s..4-o. an fuzII...uau. v'' vHs
srra.taN s..H U.u. h.- repeated o. NHIs'er
.,ryr. '..' N" Nr Nw.rf tai Nr i",.'l.
u..'U.r Iu. .-autu. ..'' Tra'u n .H-'
~ir"-f. l.-F ' gs"' .' "'> "~- o.
, town F.Irh a.. VI. Nnrr' ml--''n-
art .e'i nr'a-s f'r 'r. .t."
If. ff~r.u and D"rutu .olti'fa a'-
c.uIun,d .t r Ices .r priest. visited 'h~
Nau-. o. syt % rN.. ,"." STAYING on I-.Ut.
and W.T. drawn rsr'rri'. Hri .''"d 'n"in
81 wore a..r.,"t - n,.ns t- .-ad"rs -
r4t.," th..,fIaua Vln had h.1'kmHtel vu-
age- occurring su"o it,Is
Iu" l,rm.>r. v"rs s"frc -. trunks aut
b ,o- tl.,-u open ana rverv v'lIus ~ val."
taken away l.pIN t.s solder. marched
lru g. ins trar.u headquarters. a mile
ava. lle wrr" there "iUriu-d clo'e.r.
IN.y v"r" -lb--U.lrrtly allowed 20 return
/" 'lr Lu.-" '.r he night. "'' he I'ac" was
.pt .uu-r guard line u-N' dav Nr Back
h,u-. St- allowed - Trturu 10 f"kiu, but
NJ Au.u' wa uu' u"rrit''d 'o lcgv~
!. the lr-t.a H.I German ur.c"ts tr'a'ed
Nr Ama.f ruugi.v Inrv declared that
~ . vnoIr IaIty vua.i 30 ttgcn 80 TaO-tiug-
90 .ud tried nv c5urr-mar'Ia'
Mg Rsc.uDu.- gathered from the talk
that the ra'.yr CHRISTIANS had been upio
'lc old sam" "t O.scAiu"tI.ns n" villagers
ore Of these rat.v- converts D., q bro her oI
-. au.ut', erNaut. aud that II how the
su'dt,,s ..Iln.d pr kunut hHrIr
br ,r.ut --ut AN auu~ul t. Nr Conger for
,r,..,,. - ,s,,.rv t. rr'au,r htm
NJ ,.r,r- y.,.t.d the French and German
The sun., 1901-02-06

Mavor Pagan of iIoboken. who, ngurot'rely
speaking. stood ON the shore - ih" North
KIy,r Via. othcr day tn warn back the wave
nf vice which he expected 60 sweep across
IA. water ~ th" result ~ th" cruSad. on
Manhattan. has now been oUtwiit"d bv a i"dr
audNIuh movement Of we" across III" mar shes
from Newark Ma'"r S"vhour Of Newark
las driven uut 'he bormdldS md som" other
ohfcclinuahie characters. aud. according 10
, .rc.,h made hy Er,rrd"r stanton III We
JIni,ul..p puI!,c court YESTERDAY, ll"N hhN"
ri Landed IA ilH' town and gut 'on- IN the
srllnr. one ui tL"-'' women wDN i'u'd SIS
v,.tr,daX The specific Chirg" against her
- :. At -rr .trIr.d into = police station to
81, her ha' I'm front 90 ~" luoh inc .lH.s and
n,,ldur xo cat tn she gui - strdi ght
The sun., 1901-02-06
,OIONT,I FIRNIIT RI 10 M SOLD.
some Interesting PisCe. tn Re . Found At the
Iiftn Avenue NUct!cu Rooms.

There are son," hauo sous pieces OF colo
rial furniture a. the 'iA Avenue Auction
Rooms where th"E are % b" sold with
lu"g" rullertiou uf gr'i, W varied chsrac-
ter Lrsiullu. tbs .!'rrnpou lhe old furni-
'ur" was collected bv A Miller, now OF
= tl,ln NN-s N.' Tor many wears mas made
bu~iu"., e hIi. glus ius"ih. such pieces.
M4.t fu"a 'hcIF .gr I~u rcprouuctions
81 nil pieces "a 'n, patterns mat are ad-
u..ta. .;i "NHnpl"- of thippendale furni
tu'' beside. MISCELLANEOUS aggregation
.,f prr,'.' vessels, old irtu'>, ludian pottery,
old piece, of glass. pilates with The stamp
,f fir Ndrtr.InI me-. -, the nited states
Steamship Hyirsh. and VARIOUS other oddi-
ties
~pue 81 the old mRhosanv furniture II
most l,"t.Iug IN hra and build There are
hW,il-'iput ana dlumUnd-door cabinete and
bureaus. chests OF drawer with round oor-
uei pillars aJu claw feet. uandv-lcgged low
bows aud I'gu lorr and round aud square
AID "N'nrrIou tables one "f III" tables
VITA the rt sion rnc"hauIsm on the princi
r of "a" iolt- II aa aCcurdeon has ma
Ln-arr leaves s',l n- the rock Of aces ard
IrupurfI.ua'rI, h.a,. The catalogue IL
r"' larrirgii'lr holrful IN its iheniihcations.
hut 'Ir collection l.'!udes .rme very at
trtrfiNr pieces ui lVrlltur"
The sun., 1901-02-06
u,BION PIT>rr tOR IHE B6>tH.
Nominated by the Governor 10 succeed vii
IiAia - Gumn'crr.

Trpv1oN. y. i, Feb 5 President MNhlon
pttn.y of the senate waS nominated hv GOV.
voorhees, to-day rs a Justice ~ -" SHpr"ln-
C,,rt 10 succeed William ) Guu,mere, re-
sigu,d III. latter VIII succeed Depue -
thir' Iu-'Ir". Nc"omranNihg Ia" Pi'n"v
uomiuatiou vas that oi Garrett u. Nr""m
.rIreuton tp succeed thurIe-f ; IendrI'k~.n
As Judge ur ih. Court - EIrprs and 49, Ca.
the ltter having bean mad" Supr"m" court
tu-tt,r Iu executive -c~slur the nuIilLa-
t,nu Di Mr. PI'nor ,Nds cputlt ltm"d. Nhii" lrtt
Of MIR NTapm Went 20 committee under 10"
rdo, president rlin'N r"."IN" ""hSihI-
nf Imltl,n-
The sun., 1901-02-06
Stram.hip Flown Aground inside tn" >arr""'.

Tho Inmuost an! Holt LIN" s'o1m,hl"
u'ne~s. which arrived 'u gIaratt'n" uu Mot
day uirlt from Hragll aud anchored. made au
"Gort Yesterday wpu.iug tu conn" w 90 l"i
uIrr ,u Brood Ivu The westerly sal" bad
iIpNn the fiir b"luw - normal l"lgIi a'u
drove the steamship. vhtN i 1T h"I' .IN
lpd.r. toward tine louy island ~.u'" ~i'"
..rouudni ard ,Ns forced - u-| 'p' h'."
70, On Nla,hutfan The hi"r'Iu. { NT' r,''
Nr,, kirs Company sou down t0u - 'H''
.irlUcr- 10 help IA" ol' ~, "N -" w-
.tIi asst a. mlCai-i', end 'I" N.,.,.'g coll.
pn,.,'s agent Sid! '.qt -ho uruip'JN vrnd not
tr allie 10 Lct pI h,i"r,. tie -.t," -Hl-.toi
The sun., 1901-02-06
HrK m,Jysr,s rHF,Ts, RGorT,ED
wournius ro,'s,. tt'. ~. >adi~ncs susps-
.pp-ar.n,r IvsifI >izht Produced

~ Z I-IF ~ , Y -TL ~
iDSr., l.r " H.'rn.urI Tree 80.
ap.r.d H-r N..ss'... I'sl'-- 'I.r'rn' VIII
a revival - -Tv'.f'h Nisht Ito anIrrr.
aur- - rs auditorium "a. upre--iv~.
strange Bl 'f~ '.'.r'- I"iry I.Y.s. H. lilac.
IA white "f.'s vas %. -nrre ahs"r.o ~
.Y..r Before Pot" performance ts'her pal.
U..r .nns 'j,i Sty, the K,u. 'h- aId.rn,"
rising and ...n.rs her
Iue proau,ttpn wont Win swing 'h1'
slirired enihusa-'.n l.,ui.,, Nr l-"" I,
lTclrrhr vas 'srF -sr,e--'.l and .' received
rraauert curtain rs.s Nru.ts m" CHIEF
.ucc.sse- were togr'ice Pour i-.- F'"' and
lily Rravtous Iiu'1 The ls''ers perform
anc- will go r.r TO establish her uSne /-f'"
T.burv earned honors ~ Ndrtd
The sun., 1901-02-06
CHINA uIIrING 10 BFHEiD TWO.
Yu H.,cn and Prince thwany the ONES Marke ed
for Death Ministers >ga.c Twelve.
S-sriai CAFE rS'lJi,h'o 1rGSrN.
from q stall Cof'rs pJngr.t.

PtKI>. i,h lh" Nlnis'"r-. n, meet.
IN, held to-d,y. Informed 10" Ch.n~' plcu =
ror.n.iar.c- that 'w"lNr prince ana h.h
o.,c...I.. who." punishment H." Chinese
,;,v.ru...rt has siu.,dy d,cr.rd. deserved
L,atn. bu, rl"y dd moi demand such pun.
i.huau Nrrr u,,1ns the md dctmcn,
aro,r., ,h..sr iuily.iaHI- ne Ministers.
,hrogll 'ur.r .luk"-...n -. Il
Won will understand after the cxplana
tf,u witch hl~ lGst i'r"u given vug tha, these
rrtsou- deserve death
me ti in"se representatives. did not UNDER
stand ~" question iWi NaN They sald
,hu GuVr'UIu'n NJ would b"hcil VI H~i'.
and Irinco thwaur. hUi prrs"r'cd u..uN
Try,tunits vi.v ~" count won 4 not ir''irt
'r,,iiaI punishment on the oii cr.
The sun., 1901-02-06
Aou.Iamman, club In Z roker's Bi.trict.

A number OF i'ln anti iammany Demo-
- 4. in th. 1wruiv-Iln'h Assembly district.
4, which l., ~. Amer ran residence - the
i,,r Richard croker. Aavc f.r'ucd an inde-
,,,d,,, ban ,crniic oh,b with the uhiect.,,
',i,ins o., h'..na ~ Nj. CROKER urV1uiIa-
,I,i. TIA" oni,r's'' t'. new club arc. pr"s-
,,.rf JoIu k'lly. v,"-lrr>id"u Aurgm
l'llus and =. sept l.a"Hru- srr rotary.
\.l.,u q Spencer Treasurer. Samuel Green
The sun., 1901-02-06

sp.,,s, ca,l. Dnuairs THE =, v.

fuNDrN. Fec Mr. trrder'ck John
Horriman. nefnie- ~ Parliament for P"nrrn
and Falmouth. who about wear ago pre-
..r'.s TO The people ~ London. through the
London County council, a rIUseum which
cost 40. go. has purchased atte.n Acr"s 'or
a library 81 over d.OOU vo'umea Tho gff
81. valued a. from tsp0c0 80 fI"o 200 NJ
Hnrnimau, who - member ot FIRM ~
London tea merchants. t. 10 politics Liberal
ga favor 90 home rule.
The sun., 1901-02-06

Anne Schel. years old. e.. 2esi First
avenue. G"r'ie Me'h0ay, l.. "f $50 "" Fifty
,ir, Ia street. CarIntue thlc,l. -. OF 3,7 Fast
18th street sabine D,psco "i ~ Fast ll2th
.trrc' and Arthur perbyshrr of - State
street brooklyn. were removed 20 North
brother Island yesterday. suffering from
smallpox.
The sun., 1901-02-06

'" 'a' fi. igIa'tf0 llIr Sv$
IW s-la#. Feb Tho pIia o' Orielrs
~. '"i a '"u''r,r'c Wih number Of ~
'',I'''.'-. ana . d., stated IVA; ~ u rc-Ilt
~ VIII .--u" manifesto against the >s~ucia-
- tai. now before the French Chanber q
D"iute-
The sun., 1901-02-06
Ioug Island Yale Alumni Association.

" the meet ~ o' the Vale Alumni Associa-
tom CD. loug leland AZ t'' DNford Club In
Bru,hINu on Mon !HN ulght. these officers
" Hr,' ,ts.yt.l ipr 1Ar "uslius veHI.
I'r'-.u"'. A.. John Is. trcrv"N, 10 vice-presi-
du.t Al"\uud"r cameron, 'GN treasurer.
William I. B""ru-t. -, secretary, Frank
II simmons. ~
The sun., 1901-02-06
,,lii Baugsd for we Murder.

,,NpiN. y i I"h Robert y liil Wa
hanged to-!ay tor tu" us:co~ Of h,~ wifi" Oh
June % Wa aui hi W." separated h""au>'
IA. Irr,i.,ot IN riG,nr rar ht"y'l" vn"n h.
.u,s Al yyo-t lie visited n"g - 80 home of
hCr mother. whcr" tH'E ,Iurrcltrd Ind N"
shot her through the heart and himself IN the
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25

Some Of joe Powers opponents
friends try to claim that people favor
him through sympathy. Jos. Power
is as fully capable, II not more so OF
filling the Office Of Secretary of State
us any man in this State. As we have
said lie has for two years practically
been secretary and his fathers assist.
ant In every way. Being Past Mas.
ter Of demonstrating been made
Master Of Pearl Lodge of Jacksnn be.
fore the aye OF thirty and is still a
working officer In it, he was great
help to his father In lodge work. He
has been unable to make an active
canvass, because forced to remain In
the Office and keep up his work, it re.
quiring all OF his time day and night.
Opponents have taken the advantage
OF this and ire hnstllng while Joe is
looking after the public interest.
Liberty (Amite Go. J Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPA RIM ENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIC"
Jackson, Miss, September o.,

A sufficient contest9 a.,.
A@en 2ACGESAhlidw.rJi,t i"., San,n'
oscr nleu in this Office by john TavIoI avl
OF Americus, Mis-, contestant, arsins
jackson series homestead entr9 No
1853, made May IL, 1894, for W y Of M tb'
seq and the seA of the SCI Section "a
township 3 South, Range 5 West. h,
James Malcolm, Contestee, in which |
Is alleged that he is well acouaintel
with the tract of land embraced in tn,
SAID homestead entry and knows til,
present condition of the same; also tina
James Malcolm had no wife nor he had
any children living with him: that he
totally abandoned the land before com.
pleting the act of compliance with the
law requiring five years residence and
cultivation; that he left the State and
afterwards died, since which abandon
nlent the land in question has not been
occupied, cultivated or improved by the
helrs, OF for their benefit, by anyone
claiming to act for them, but has hsuA
totally abandoned by them, and sa'
parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching
said allegations at 10 o'clock a. in Oh
November the II, 1901, before the clerh\
OF the Chancery Court in and for th' \
county of Jackson, in his office, in tn
city of Scranton, Miss, land that flna
nearing will be held at 800 o'clock p. NJ
On November q, 1901 before) the Regi-
.er and Receiver at the United State
Land Office in Jackson, Miss.
The said contestant having, in aprp..
n affidavit, filed September 8, 1901 SET
orth facts which show that afte due
liligence personal service Of this iotlcee
an not be made, it is hereby rdered
nd directed that such notice )e given
y due and and proper publication.
JAMES HILL, Register.
G.. Il. MATTHEWS, Receiver
September q, 1901. S-6t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
BOND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received for the purchase OF
twenty ten-year per cent interest bear
ing Jackson county bonds of the denom-
nation of Five Hundred Dollars each,
issued for the purpose of build, building q, = !
bridge over Fort Bayou in district NO.
of said county, up to the hour OF Il M
the first Monday, the 2nd day of Decem-
Der, 1901.
Bids will be opened at II m. on sara
date. The Board reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids, and each Dla
must be accompanied by certiiiea q
check of $25O.OO, payable to Treasurer OF
Jackson county, Mississippi.
| Mailed bids should be enclosed IN TWO
envelopes, the first addressed to F. II.
Lewis, Clerk, Scranton, Miss. ana the
second uRid of for Jackson
county bonds" ,,
/ Witness my signature, this 2ith day
of October, 1901.
FIJI. LEWIS, Clerk.
Ootobar ., 1oO1 37-4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
MAN FROM pEAUMONT SAYS
OIL DOES NOT STOP -
MOSQUITOES.

Times Democrat.
i. f. Pietzeker, of Chicago said:
san this talk about oil being an anti
dotc for mosquitoes is bosh. | have
just come from Beaumont ana the
grade Of the mosquitoes to be l"uho
asvs oeen1r r ftdl4dat fFtlT4ddSt N Atxed SHe Iaan and
few other places where it is supposed
that mosquitoes grow to mans size.
out l have never seen anything that
can give the Beaumont article any
points in the game They sprinkle
OIL on the streets at Beaumont. They
scatter oil all around. You cannot (
smell anything else. And yet they
have the largest, the fattest. the
most voracons mosquitoes to be
found in this land of liberty. The
Beaumont" MOSQUITO is sui gcneris.
He is the real thing. lie has fangs
like rattlcsnake, be has teeth like a
gar, he has an appetite like an ostrich
and mouth like an alligator. They
may talk about the Jersey mosouito,
they may talk about sand flies and
galllnippers, but the Beaumont mos.
quito mas got them all skinned a
block. He can give them cards and
spades and still have the percentage.
Why, | tried to sleep in Il room with
two bars over the bed. They ate
through the bars and then had IA pic.
mic on my frame. They are almost
human in Intelligence. They know
the weak spots in Il bar and they lust
eat it away and crawl through and
nave lun with the man who is trying
to sleep underneath. And they
know instnctively the spots on the
body where they Can do the most in.
jury and they light there and for
a while they can make you think the
future hot place would be welcome as
a change. | have been all over the
country and have had experience with
oil kinds OF bugs, Insects and animals.
but the Beaumont mosquito caps the
climax. He Is easily the winner of
the Hue ribbu. He is all there is to
it and more than that. He has the
cake and the wine when it comes to
earnivOrOusaess. He is the most
ferocious thing ever born. He is the
greediest insect the microscope ever
revealed. He is fierce, he is bloody,
he is persistent, he is vicious, he is
aggressive, he is unapproachable.
Florida is not In IL. Louisiana is not
III u, Beaumont Is the headquarters
Df all the mosquitoes ever born.
Beaumont Is the emporium OF the
mosquito. The next time | 20 there
an going to have me II wire screen
made. Maybe they will not cat steel.
Cloth is the poorest protection ever
invented by the mind OF man"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
.,'e,r .fdreriise,nenis.
Notice to Municipal Tax
PAYERS,

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the Mavor and Board of Aldermen OF
the city of Scranton will be held at their
ollice in the court house, in said city on
Tuesday, October %, 1901,
a, : 30 D. m. and continue from day 70
day for the purpose Of equalizing TIE
municipal assessments OF said city.
|. p. DELMAS, Mayor.
W. q. PARKER, City Clerk.
October %, 1901. 5Tlt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25

A New Jersey woman. wants n di.
vorce from her husband because he Is
so inordinatcly fond OF cake he insis/
on 1t three thnes u day and betwM
times, in addition TO which he ynds
to ~ rules or regulations Of n f)lite
society as to low, and when. aE in
what manner the cake " |;NSn.
lie Is just as apt rs nO6lV - JV|u |fQ
II before dinner, and when 81
vsinly protested he got M,
at her and tore her "wafs 1.-The
co'partnership has, under - eir.
BE- pc intol bl6 and
therefore she insists on u BsolutIon.
cake causes y good de- III trnub
sometimes especially Win not prop. |
eriy made and baked -
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
THE ELECTION FOR SECRE-
TARY OF STATE AND
TREASURER.
]. W. POWER LEADING THE RACE FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 2l.-The special
election for Secretary oil State ano
Treasurer of Mississippi is only two
weeks distant, and the candidates are
making things lively aud have sue
ceeded in stirring up an unusual
amount OF interest, considering the
fact that this is political OH
year.
Jackson is the Mecca for the politi-
clans aud the historic Old State
House occupies the position OF the
prandstand on the race course, from
whence every detail of the contest
may be seen to the best advantage.
Interest. OF course centers chiefly In
the race for Secretary Of State, In
which there are five entries and the
political prophets around the capitol
are practically agreed on forecast OF
the battle of ballots fortnight hence.
According to the way 1t Is summed
i up here, Power Is leading the heid,
having succeeded in sarnerlng In all
the strength which was predicted al
the outset. 1t is claimed that he has
also developed unexpected strength
: in quarters where it was hardly to bt
expected. sQuin and George are NECK
: and neck, the former having SHADE
! the best ofit, while Ecklord is con
7 ceded the fourth place and Dial Il
g ranked among the 'also rams" GUN
= George and EckfCrd are making ac
| tive canvasses and their friends CLAIM
:. that results are satisfactory, ou
| there is a noticeable lack of enthu
c siasm in these claims.
n Briefly summarized, Power has tn
o solid support OF the immediate SCI
tion around him; has the wEol
re stretch of river counties with wv
III possible exceptions aud easily has ha
'e the South Mississippi counties !
1e central Mississippi he divides wit
Is George: ins northeast MISSISSIPPI
81 divides with Eckford, ana in Sout
ID Mississippihe is endcavoring to sha
So with Quin. This is the way the o
~ servant politicians size up the rae
~ and it remains TO be seen wheth
eH' their predictions will be realized.
ht Hon. Mack NJ. Evans is leading
running mate. G.. W. Carlisle
as Treasurer, and is gaining every q
al in the North, East and West COT
or ties. With the solid Sea coast co,
at ties he will land by a handsome II
Wv inrity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25
UNIvERSITYz MISSISSIPPI.

TWENTY-FIVE sobols in Department Of
Science, Literaf ana an tn. the Arts; r,, pro,
fessional coup IN Law hiectrical
Engineering vil Engineering, Min
ing Engines4g. Wellfurnished labora-
tories. btiorps of Instructors. TUT.
TION FBt to men and women, except
in law 81 bol. All expenses very low.
Attracte Z location. Perfect sanitation.
Complle le water and sewer and lighting
systys. Purest deep we'll water.
spinner term, June II to July "a, 1901.
Yssion of 1902 opens September 1.
W catalogue, or special information
fgarding courses or expenses address,
r. B. FULTON, Chancellor,
University, Miss.
July II, 1901. 22-4m