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whatsoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure pl,cs,
Price 50 cents In bottles Tubes, u
cents. Y. G. NJ. |.
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I'VE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. --Cattle--Receipts
6OOO, including 200 Texans, steady,
Good TO prime steers, 6.5O47 20; poor 10
medium, iO0Q6.00, stockers and feed.
ers, 2Z5Mi50i cows, | 2565 90: helfers,
2.5005, 90; Gamers, .25G2 80; bulls, 2. so
a4.5O calves, 2.5OG625; Texas fed
steers. 4.OOq5.75
Hogs Receipts today, 26000, tomor-
row, $4,000. left over, $500; steady
Mixed and butchers, .SOd6 30: good 10
choice heavy, 6.25a6 37Ia, rough heavy
6.9OQ6. 10; light, 5.6OQ6.0O bulk, OF
sales, 5,705l6 20.
Sheep-llocepts, 1000; sheep, steady
lambs, weak Good 70 choice wethers,
l.S0050O fair to choice mixed, 3.15G
40, western sheep, 4,0O45, 20 native
lambs, 3tOQ5.9O; western lambs, 5000
$50,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Jan. 2S.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 including 500 Texans,
steady; native steers, 4.S506. so, Texas
and Indian steers, 400n5 35. Texas
cows, 2,50q425; native cows and he'll
fers, 2.75m5 49, siockers and feeders,
8 25Q4, G5; bulk, 2,5OQ4 50; calves, 400
as. &c.
Hogs-Recepts, $4,000 Market &c
lower Bulk OF sales, 5.5OQ6 40; heavy,
G 40qG so, packers 6 20d6 40; medium,
6 0OQ6 IS; light, b.AOG6 Is; workers., 8 %
1880 pigs, 45Od5.25.
Sheep-Receipts $500 Market steady.
Muttons, i,0Oq5. 90; lambs, 5,5Od6 20;
range wethers, 4,25Q4SO; ewes, 4OOG
$50,
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Jan. 2s.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500 Market steady to stronger:
native steers. i.00Q6.75; cows and heif.
ers, 8.00q50O western steers, 2 SOG
9. 40; Texas steers. 3.6Oaf so; Gamers
75Q2 90, stockers and feeders, 2 500
i.6O; calves, l,0Oq1OO; bulls, stags, etc.
2.25Q4. so.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900. Market iOc
lower. Heavy 6.O5@6, 3d. mixed song
clio, light, 5.60d6.O5; pigs, 4.50Q5 80;
bulk OF sales, 5,9Oq6.1O,
Sheep Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Fed muttons, i40G5,OO; westerns, 3.i0
"A. SO ewes, S50Ii.l0; common and
stockers 2,5oQ4 80; lambs, S.5OG6.0O
DENVER.
Denver. Colo, Jan. 2S.--Cattle--Re-
celpts, 200 Firm Beef steers, 375@
5.25, COWS, 25O04OO stookers and feed
crs. freight paid to river 30Odi5O;
bulls, stays, etc, Lj0Q300.
Hogs-Recelpts, 3OO Lower Light
packers, G,O0G6,O5, mixed and heavy,
! 6l00630.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. seady. Good
fata muttons, SO0@S5O. limbs, 4OOQ
525.
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Time Table
In Effect Nov. 8,
1901.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE

From OGDEN, all points East,
Butte Portland and San Fran
From ogden and intermediate
points .r,., st,s ,s,ts''s'. V'Se hHl'
San Frenclsce ..,..,,..,.n., $40 pm,
Intermediate points .,,.,,,, $50 pm,
From ogden Butte, Portland and
San Francisco ,.n.,,4t....,, SGD Pm
From all points South, except
From Neph Tnilo Msrcur and
intermediate pointsu,,n.-.r 6'O pm
From rooele and Termnus.." $3.50 pm
DEPART SALT LAKE,
points East .np,.,,,.,..,,,, 100 am.
10 ogden. Butte. Portland and
San Francisco .....,..o,,.., y'i1 am
San Francisco ,...n,..,.,,,.,i2 ;5 pm.
and ali points east ....,.',,, s;i5 pm.
To Butte, Portland intermediate
points, and San Francisco u4,, lO,bO pm
TO THnto Mercur, Nephl ana
intermediate points ....,,.o 1850 am.
TO an points south except to
Tintle and Meronr ......... 7.05 pm.
To Terminus and r0oele ..,.'' iiio am
City Tcket once, 2oi Main street
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Act, Trat Mgr
ID. i. hurley, q, P&T A.,
d. 5. SPENCER A. G. p, & T. A
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Elgin, Ills. Jan 27--Tbere was no Of
ferlngs Of butter today, Today the
market was Arm at 2ila. The sales for
the week were 6o2 100 pounds.
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Petroleum BrIquettes.

In United States consular report OF
recent transmission Is noted the forma-
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San Francisco, Jan. 27.--Wool-Ne-
yada, lOgi2, eastern Oregon l0alS val
ley Oregon 1910 fall Humboldt n
MendOclno, lOql2h mountain SQ9.
South Plains and $, j., 6@S; lambs
6dB
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Chicago. Jan, 2L.--on the produce>ex-
change today the butter market was
steady. Creameries, l5G2iR dairies,
1920
Cheese Steady, lOh@ll.
Eggs Firm fresh, %.
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for wheat broke with the decline in
May 81 iS.lGasSss July S2A0s8 1915
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax--5OO at "a; 1000 al Siib. 1900 at
BAN l,1O0 at 50, Total $500 shares.
Carisa-S00 az 46; 100 AT As: 200 At AZ;
200 at 45ik; 300 at IS: 300 at "a; 100 at
4il9i ZOO at 4SA; l400 at 43i4. 100 at
4Sh 1900 al 40. Total, G,9O0 shares.
Con, Mercur-300 az I 20. 200 al / .77ik;
300 at LIS Total 500 shares.
Daly-West-2lO at $500; 225 at 2i.50.
Total, 465 shares.
Lower Mammoth--3OO at 50; 100 at 70.
Total 400 shares.
May Day-SOO at 5SK 1900 at 50; 1890
nj 52l4 1000 at %; 100 at 59A. Total
1000 shares,
Silver shield--9,OOo at Sk; 1000 at 9ls,
Total, 1000 shares.
Uncle Sam-2OO at 52ik 500 ct so;
2,1O0 at 81; coo at SO; 500 at 5ik; 1000 at
6o%; 100 at sos; 1900 at 5olA. Total,
$500 shares
Californla-7oO at 42ik; 100 at I2%;
2,10o at 90; 700 at 1915; 100 at 42%; 1000
at a. Total, A. 200 shares.
Century-l.Oo0 at II; 1000 at ICY, To-
tai. 1000 shares.
Joe Bowers-i, 600 at AZ.
Ia Reine--5OO at H.
Yankee Con.-20O at 2.lO; 100 at 2.11h;
100 at 2,l2 Total, 400 shares.
OPEN BOARD.
carlsa--lOO at 49,
TOTALS.
Regular call, 1926 shares for $685.
1Se
Open board, 100 shares for SiS.
Grand total, 1896 shares for s2S, 2e9.
A.. =. Campbell, stock Broker
202-20S d. i. Walker Block. Tel 5S6.
p Hrobar, A. Tho,no.or Sfo,L prolcrs
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CrTrRcU WORKS

Just issued. Send to Cannon Book
Store (Deseret News, Props.), II and 10
Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, for
q free copy. Special terms to dealers,
agents and canvassers.
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MARKET UNDE
BULLS CONTROL
AmaIgamated Copper and Sugar
Leading Features
GENERAL DEMAND BROAD.
Advances IN Many stocks Large Buy
Ing orders Wen Distributed
Through Railroad List

New York, Jan. 2s THE stock mar.
ket started with some large buying or.
ders well distributed through the rail
road list, There were 1000 shares OF
Amalgamated Copper taken at "A to
IiA, compared with 1875 last night
Small traders took advantage OF the
higher opening to sell out and there
were fractional declines sugar rose to
l2i It's strength acted as a prop TO
the general market and was supple
mente1 by some inquiry for minor
stocks Buying OF Alamgamated lifted
II above IS and Anaconda was benefited
sympathetIcaly a point. Some OF the
other metal stocks We're hrmer, but
there was little interest In the leading
railroads and industrlals which held
firm at slight additional advances
Sugar was bought heavily Just be-
fore noon and advanced to i27%.
Bonds were dull and frmer
Prices continued TO improve, active
demand for the local fractions giving
tore 10 the market.
The bulls had the market well In
hand after 1 O'Clock Amalgamted Cop
per a,ld Sugar were the leading fea-
lures and sold more than points
above yesterdays close. The general
demand was broad and caused ad-
vances Of point Of more in many
slochs Including Atchison preferred.
The demand was active in the final
hour and strength permeated the list
generally. Among the stocks brought
up to the higher level es aollshed by
the earliermoyement were Southern Pa
cliic, Pennsylvania, Peoples Gas and
Tennessee Coal, c, G. C. q 81. L.. which
rose US and the preferred 2h. Nash
vile, Chattanooga q st. Louis adyanc.
ed four on a single sale. international
Pump gained 3h and the preferred
point. The closing was strong.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call easy at 203 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper i4j per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S65sQ
4Si@ for demand and at 4.Si1s Lsi9s for
SIXTY days Posted rates 4S5Q4SS.
Mexican dollars Az.
Government bonds steady. Refund
ing 2s registered 10Sh, do. coupon
LOSS 3s registered lOS do. coupon
lOSA new Is registered 1879; do, coupon
$40, old as registered lllN, do coupon
MS as registered log; do coupon lO7A.
Bar silver 55%.
SUGAR.
Raw firm. Fair refining 3 3.l6, CEN
trltugal 50 test 3 l-l6; moasses sugar
l5-l6 refined, firm; crushed 5.25,
powdered LS5 granulated 4.75
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hfA
ST. LOUIS.


st. Louis, Jan. 2s.--Wool, steady.
Territory and western mediums l6glS;
fine i2Ql1; coarse l2QlG
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Broberg a Thompsop, Stock Brokers
n Walker Bros. Bank Bld'g. Tel. l257z.
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MONEY AND BONDS.
SUGAR

Raw firm. Fair refining s.l6; cen
trlfugal 30 test l-l6: molasses sugar
Z l5-l6i refined, firm; crushed 5.26;
powdered i.S5 granulated AS,
Coffee-Qulet No, Z Rio 5%.
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A. :. Campbell, stock Broker
2o2-2o3 d. T. Walker Block. Tel. 5s6.
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BURN THESE FACTS
INTO YOUR BRAIN.

The direct line from Denver TO the
East Is the Burlington Route.
1t is 80 miles shorter than any other
line.
The running time Of its fastest train,
Denver to Chicago, is 27h hours. No
other train makes faster time. No other
train is so uniformly ION the dot.p
Burn these facts into your brain
Some day they will be useful to you.
Burlington trains leave Denver n
m and at 10 p m. for Omaha and Chi
eago' at p. m. and 10 p. m. for Kan
sas City and st. Louis.
Tickets at Offices Of connecting lines
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Carlsa--i00 at 43.
TOTALS.

Regular call, 1926 shares for $685.
1se.
Open board, 100 shares for SiS.
Grand total, 1896 shares for s2S, 229.
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Trustees Sale.
The State OF Mississippi,
Jackson County,

"
Jackson County.
BY virtue Of the authority conferred
on me by a certain deed Of trust, made
and executed by Lucretia G. Krebs and
her husband Fl. +. Krebs, December II,
1900, and of record in Book %, pages 1859.
ITO OF the Record of Deeds of said county.
to secure the payment of a promissory
note for n hundred and se%venty-fye
dollars in favor OF Edmund Mitchell.
and default in such payment having
been made, I, the undersigned, trustee.
having been requested so to. do by the
said Edmund Mitchell will. on.the
2nd Monday. the 18th day Of February. 1902,
within legal hours, sell the hereinafter
described property to the highest bidder
Tor cash, at the front door of the court
house OF Jackson county, at Scranton,
Mississippi. to-wit:
IN jackson county, In the State OF
Mississippi, and more particularly de.
scribed rs follows:
Lots % and q in the Town of Pasca.
goula. said lots each having a front of
. chains and 8 links on market street.
by q depth of 3 chains and 3 links, and
are fully, shewn and described by a plan
OF the lands of Eugene Baptiste. on
record in the Clerks office of Jackson
county. in record Of deeds Book 9. pages
6OS and 900, and that tract or parcel I'm
section 7, township {. range s, west, de-
scri6ed as lot 80 in Baptiste tract, con.
tanning 46 72-lW acres. and being fully
designated and described by a plan Of
the lands of Eugene Baptiste, on record
IN the Chancery Clerks Office i'm said
and 607.
tl.A--- -
January, 1902.
LOUIS p. DEJEAN, Trustee.
Jan. 81, 1902. M-2t
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Our New Congressional District.

The joint committee OF the Legis-
lature, who have had the apportion-
ment of the Congressional districts
have agreed to report on all the eight
districts. The sixth (sea coast dis.
trict) Is composed OF the following
counties:
Simpson, Lawrence, Covington,
Jones, Wayne, Greene, Perry, Marion,
Pearl River, Hancock, Harrison, Jack.
son.
This makes rather a compact strict.
ly Democratic district, but we would
be pleased II Simpson county was left
out and Clarke inserted. We have no
particular objection to the good old
Democratic county Of Simpson, but
by putting in Clarke the district
would be in a little better shape. We
hope the change will be made.
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.,,e.s .sdperi.se,,,enfs IS.
| T OF SCRANTON.
NO 1876.

%FO AVc
An Ordinance regulating use Of the
Public Wharf ut foot of Delmas
Avenue.
Section |. Be 1t ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF the
City of Scranton, That it shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons, or
corporation using the Public Wharf on
the P~ascagoula river, at the foot OF Del
mas Avenue in the City Of Scranton, 10
place or put upon said wharf lumber,
shingles, brick or any material, COM
modify or substance whatever, n per-
nit same to remain on said wharf for q
period OF time longer than 4S hours.
Sec. 2. Re it further ordained, that it
shall be unlawful for any person, per-
sons or corporation to fasten vessels, or
water craft of any kind or character to
said wharf, or place and permit to re-
main such water craft alongside or by
said wharf when not dischargiDg cargo
thereon or receiving. cargo therefrom,
or in any manner 10 obstruct or inter.
fere with the free and lawful use OF said
wharf. unless q written permit therefor
Is first obtained from the Marshal OF
said city.
Sec. 8 BE it further ordained, that
for any violation OF the provisions OF
this ordinance, upon conviction thereof
before the Mayor of said city, the Of
fender or offenders, shall be fined not
exceeding $3.50 for each offense. or be
imprisoned for a term not exceeding 81
days for each o~ffense, or both such fine
and imprisonment at the discretion OF
the Court.
Sec. 4. BE it further ordained, that
this ordinance shall take effect and he
in force from and after the 4th day OF
March, 1909.
Adopted Feb. 4, 1902.
Up. DELMAS. Mayor.
W. g. PARKER. City Clerk.
February Z, 1902. 52-4t
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Scranton says that 1t does not want
the Legislature II 1t has to come on
Sunday. There is no law making
Scranton take them.
jackson Evening News.
That is true. But there Is an old
law in this State which prohibits all
work or business carried on on the
holy Sabbath. II the Legislature had
come to our city on the Sabbath to Ia.
spect our harbOr, industries, etc., the
citizens, as well as the members OF
the Legislature would have been sub.
jected to Indictment for violating the
Sunday law.
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ELECTION LAW Is
NEEDED.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 30.-Judge
James f. McCo0l. of Kociusko, who
Is here on professional business. ex.
pressed himself AS decidedly in favor
OF the passage II a new electUn bill
by this Legislature. saying that he
regarded II as the paramount Ques.
tiOn before the Legislature. aud that
there Is IN question in the politics Of
Mississippi today. wherein The people
so universally agree: that this Legis.
lature should enact Il uniform and
proper primary election law for the
nomination of diStrict and State can.
didates.
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HIS PAPER IS ALL HOME PRINT.
OLosEOF VOLUME FIFTY SEVEN.

This number ends Volume Fifty.
seven Of the P~AsCAGoULA DEMOCRAT.
STAR, which has won the title OF the
sold Reliable" because OF its unvary.
ing advocacy Of right against wrong
and its adherence to the policy of
supplying its readers truthful and
comprehensive items OF current news.
The editor is thankful for the liber.
al support the paper has all along re.
ceived, and will endeavor to merit
continued patronage.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON Mss,
Eahruary q 1910

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS,
February 8, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof win he
made before the Circ nit Clerk, Jackson
county, Mt Scranton, Miss, on March rs.
1902, viz:
Watson Berry, of Daisy, Miss, home
stead entry No. 36l3l for the en- swN
and seN nwN section 50, township 4
south, range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
James G. Manning, William II. Davis,
Stephen M. Dupee, Joseph A. Dupee, all
Of Daisy, Miss.
JAMES HILL, Register.
February 7, 1902. 52-6t
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Dissolution Notice.
Moss Point. Miss. Jan. %. Il

Moss Point, Miss, Jan. %, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Annie r. Murphy and John L. Morris
under the firm name Of Murphy & Nor
ris is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Annie r. Morris Withdrawing and
John L. Morris becoming by purchase
and settlement sole owner. The bust
ness will hereafter be conducted by the
said John L. Morris who has assumed all
liabilities of the firm and to whom all
accounts due the firm are to be paid.
ANNIE r. MURPHY,
JOHN l.. NORRIS.
Jan. 81, 1902. 5l-3t
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Senator Teller, of Colorado offered
a resolution in the Senate i%nstructing
the President to intercedc with Great
Britain in behalf Of the Boer leader,
Commander Scheepers sentenced to
be shot. 1t is unfortunately true
that the sentence OF death was exc.
cuted a week before the resolution
was introduced.
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chancery Court Postponed.

To %.litigants, lawyers, witnesses and
whom II may concern:
The Chancellor of our Chancery Court
has directed me to give public notice OF
the ~postponement OF the Jackson county
term of said Court to the
h Monday Of February, 1902,
which Is here now accordingly done.
This goth day of January. 1902.
f. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
January 81, 1902. 5l-2t
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The action OF the Pascagoula Com.
mercial Club, in withdrawing its invi.
tation to the State officials and Leg.
islature to visit our port because Sum-
day was chosen against the wishes OF
the Club and people here, has been
endorsed all over the State as a proper
and laudable act.
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The Bowers Oyster bill passed the
House Wednesday without amend
ment. The vote was o. to s. Repre-.
sentative Broadus from this county
worked hard to defeat the bill, but
failed.
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
January "a, 1902.


Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ihg-nained settler has filed notice of his
intention to make Anal proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof Will be
made before the Circuit Clerk Of Jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on
March 10, 1902, viz:
WILDER l. McCrary, Of Brnshy, Miss,
homestead entry No. 1858, for the sK
nwN and nwN swH section Is, township
2, south range 8 west.
he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
VIM. NJ. Parker, Of Howell, Miss,
Hafrison y. Moody. Of Latonia, Miss.,
William Powell, Of Brushy, Miss, John
w. Ward, OF Brushy, Was.
January 81, 1902. 6i-ot
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Judge VIM. G. Henderson has been
re.appointed postmaster ut Biloxi.
He had no opposition. He is an ex-
Confederate and carries SsYankee bull.
let In bis leg, and Is a Republican.
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A lev OF Lieut-G Governor James T.
harrison's legislative friends are try.
ing TO get him to stand for Governor.
Jimmy" Is one OF the best all around
good fellows on Garth, but we cannot
oe'seye he has . ghost OF a chance Of
~arm'ng the chair % be made vacant
y Governor A. H. Loo9160. Person.
slIy' we like "J'mmy," but-thtnk he
naa nettef 80 back TO Colunbu5 ana
. Ssst unth the elcuds pas ~, ana 81
~ - WIN, 4 'sis ~
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The Port of Pascagoula has enjoyed
the exception OF all other maritime
points on the Mississippi Sound Of
receiving seafaring vessels, both for
eign and coastwise at its wharves and
landings during the last quarter of a
century,
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Congressmaa Eddy, Of minnesota
realizes that4e has a good thing He
says that not a dozen congressman
would he capnble Ut earning u salary
equal :" that paid them by Unclc sam
In n other business.
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RESPECT FOR THE SABBATH.

That was a stern and scathing re-
buke administered to the Legisla-
ture Of the State OF Mississippi last
week, when the Commercial Club, Of
Pascagoula declined to entertain its
members or permit them to inspect
the harbOr and industries Of the town
Of Pascagoula on Sunday. II the
facts are true as set forth IN the res.
oil utions OF the Commercial Clun.
passed unanimously at a meeting held
last Thursday, a most shameful state
Of affairs is disclosed. The Gunner.
cial Club, OF Pascagoula. as It's name
implies Is an organization having FIR
its purpose the u%pbuilding " It's town
and the extension OF It's trade. In It's
Official capacity it had extended an
invitation to the Legislature 10 visit
P%ascagoula on the 25tn Of the current
month and the Legislature had &C.
cepted the invitation, but fixed the
day for It's visit on the 26tl. There
upon the Commercial Club held a
meeting and very courteouslv invited
the Legislature to come to Pascagou.
Ia, II it would, on the Sabbath day
and they would take great pleasure in
entertaining them In the churches Of
PascsgOula. but as for escOrting the
members OF that distinguished BODY
on a tour OF inspection NJ Pascagoula,
It's channel, harb0r. ETC.. the CONNER.
cial Club most positively refused 10
d..
Is not a most shameful spectacle
presented to the God. fearing people
OF Mississippi by the Narration nf
these facts? Was not the action OF
the Legislature In choosing the Sab.
bath dag for the acquiring Of insor-
nation with reference to the mater.
ial needs Of %PascagOula a direct slap
In the face NJ all those thousands NJ
Mississippians who remember the
Sabbath day to keep it holy?"
We trust there has been some error.
some misunderstanding about this
affair somewhere. We have not M
ticed any account Ut it save In the
special dispatches Of the Times. Dem.
Ocrat Of last Saturday, wherein was
published In full the resolutions adop.
ted by the Commercial Club.
magnolia Gazette. Jan. 20.
We assure the Gazette that the
facts set forth In the resolutions NJ
the PascaR0ula Commercial Club are
true, and Furthermore The resolutions
voice and reflect the sentiments NJ tile
best citizens OF Scranton. PascavOula
and Moss Point, except perhaps a few
who d. not believe In re.
law or morality. This class
would have cordially welcomed the
aw.inakers Of our State. and wuuld
made the day y gala one reesrd-
|ess OF the law 0f God and man.
tIIiE l.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-02-07

The Ellisville New South says the
saloons in Gulfport did a land office
business during the stay OF the Leg
islature in that progressive city. The
editor of the New South was there,
and he knows what he is talking
about.