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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22

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pei en- 81 Territorio que publica noti-
elias por complete en- asuntos Dc Int
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al ano. Suscribanse y quedaran "a
tisfechos 80 10 que anunciamos.
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Sc NEcEsITAN N

Agentes para procurar suscri-
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
ties del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
ala Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
ares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22

De s~uscRlcIoN.

Las lcyes de los Estadcs Uni
pos requieren que cual quiera
d rsona pagara por I'M periodlco
ulentras continue tomandolo De
Ia estafeta, aunque 81 tiempo
Dor Ell cual Sc suscribi6 haya
~expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
sABADo DIcIEMBRE %.
UNA CONSTITUTION pEsE SER
FoRMulADA.

o~rr,wpontoc on contra de tener
-. sanrorc,nr constitutional. So re-
sra,ven on coniunto a estos dos pun
80 nr,,osto, .,dnero celebrar una
~ yonc,or CONSTITUTIONAL" un argu-
sa..o ~. 90 om,,ca do ip,,al modo q
a-raIcr,er c,ase ~ convention. de par
s,sa 10 ,.,os,o a social. v "otie no Sc
$500 -r,rg,,r nrovacho de tener una
oonroro,on c-orstitucional.n I'M argu-
$3.50 nua torrh,o nueae ser urgido
contra oue so tenga cualouiera otra
c,asa 40 convention. mes nm gum
~ ~ geo ,enac,a as tan ddficil de re-
sutar como IL "a de probarse. porque
~ ofroca base deAnitiva nara conten-
n,on .,c,ra nornue todo depende del
unto dc vista rualouiera puede de-
n,r. n nav utilada,l de tener una
sos,n, ,L,o,e,o+,va y n,npuna deberia
car tanida nor razon de que podria
ahorrorse 81 d,nerop
rnntra astos argumentos e~speciosos
nrodo a-ntanonerse las contenciones
mos dof,n;t,vae do me al Territorio
do N,,svo M6Yico ha eleeiJo 4 algun
oosto nara al mismo v nara indiyiduos
= o,arno do -sesonta ' se,s hombres
do ren-resantacion m,e ocupan un lu-
gar aiovado on sns communicates res.
n-oct,vo y on aus loca,idades. con OBJ
i,to III re,ndrsa an 10 c;a,dad de Santa
1s a form,,lar ma constitution nara
= astado are ina A incluir
q Nuevo Msxico r, hecho oue Arizo-
10 90 noo6 q entrar on este arreelo.
nrocI;;ya Ia r-aunion de- estos sesen.
70 n sois homhras con Al obieto nara
y, c,,a, sroror a,ectos v 4 asia misma
hora d ho,,a nandianta on ii senado
do loo Estados IInidos nm acta proye.
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oonyono,on reur,do an las vepas 4 Ia
oo,ahrao,on da Ia -convonc,on v asia
nron,aso ,nd,io 4 mucbas narsonas 4
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nro,,osa norti,orao Gin muv fuertas
ronoras Il ,ra yo,to IL "a nua 81 mar.
t,ao panrh,,coro evriar "A como ma
damostrac,or 40 fa,ta DO s,nceridad
~, nortian sohro Il question ~ esta.
do puade tamh;an cor nrpi.,o ma Ia
adono,on 10 ~. h,,ono Constitution
,a.if,oada ~ IL Assmh,oo + agi slats.
No nuade inducir y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.
$3.50 ~ ronmrasc Z .droitsr q Nuavo
asxv;oa III Nos so,,ra Mad ! hato las
mnonis,onas mas I,haraIos nos;b,as
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~ no,o 81 o,,aodancs
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
MAS EMeUsTEs DE IA FAcHEN'
pA REMAcHADoo..

c,arc,,a pndo an clio 0tra ven. Recla.
ro ma Ia yorIa R~epubllcana nor.
ma, an N,,evo MAxsco ma sijo dc TO-.
noo votos on recIentes elecciones y
49, IA ,m.rra an a votacIon de An
srs,,s a. a do Nov,embre pasado. fue
|trs,ds 4 caio noro,e Mr., Andrews era
m a~cardddato Indicno" v ihabia "sido
sor,odc sohre ii boleto R~epublicano
M madios ,l~eshonestos v deshonora-
|h,as . Como do costumbre ell Journal
HI 10 Farheud miente.
q s,c,lante a. IA votacion sobre
|de,ecado durante los dies amos pasa.
ldos. 1890 catrou. Republ.cano, H.
Io17 votos. rerrusson. Dem6crata, 49,
la47 votos: w: q. Dame, Independent
lta ~ votos. mayorIa Dol FERGUSON
! aea votos ' ma pluralidai de L.
oao votos. 1898. Perea. Republican,,
Ia -eo votos. ferguson. Dem0crata.
tseEo votos. mayoria nor Perea, g..
0ca votos. 1900. Rodey, Republican,,
81 xE7 votos. Iarrazolo. Dem6crata,
17os7 votos. mayoria Dor Rodey, g.,
100 votos. 1902. Rodey. Republican,.
"a e7o votos. Fergusson. Dem6crata
"a MA votos. mayoria nor Rodey, g.
coo votcs. iqo4 Andrews. Republica.
M % aO5 votos: Money. Dem6crata.
l17,os votos. Rodey. ,Republicano, re,
haldo a4ta votos. w. 8. Sandon, So
cialista. 1872 yotos; mayorla por An.
drews. 1890 yotos; pluralidad do An
drews sobre Money, $3.50 votos.
Estos guarismos dan Ell mentis d.
recto a las ~aserciones del Journal de
Ia Hacienda de que 10000 de mayoria
habia sido Ell promeiio de la fuerza
Republicana en- Ell Territoro del Sol
Resplandeciente por amos pasados. d
Delegado Andrews fue nominado una
nimemente por una convention esco
gida Dol medios legales en- primarsas
lhonestamente conducidas por una
gran mayoria de los votantes Republi
Icanos del Territorio. En- 10 que toca
Ia la condicion del condado de Berna
Ilillo. era un case de la ola diciendt
a, co,o cra ora negro v todos los uut
astsr ., tanto 40 Ia situacion ALA ,
dasoar sar imnarcioles. saben que es
to es verdad. Sin la delegation de
= AZ porna,i,Io or DeIapado An
! drows bnhiera sido nominado Dor un;
mo vor,o abrumadora on a convention
da lac Vegas
,-,. l., .o.,.aa 40 par
%a'.nx s,,-so,n.arnanta nor,
~ .sasenss A. a,urrn
naua, ! ~ ~ S sa,aaasas pan,,
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, la election iel 6 de Noviembre pasa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
PARALO DlAs FEsTIvoS
La Compania MAnufac-
toria De Joyas de Fill
granada Santa Fe.

~ MHNNN NHr"NHW TNN".H NlL.II U.I.N a.
uN HERMoso Y ExrENso suR.
ripo De LOS uLTlMos EsrlLos
be JoYERIA ACADIA De sER COM
PRApo Y sERA vENDIpo a Los
PREclos MAS eARAros POSI-
sLEs PARA EFEcros NuEvos.
cApA ARTIcuLo oARANTIxApo
COMO LEoIrIMo Y sEcuN REPRE-
sENTApo. LA FAsRIcA De 20.
YERlA MExicANA De FILIcRANA
Es UNA EsPEcIALIDD-EL IRA,
sAJo MAS FiNo Y MEJoR EN-
EsA LINEA Es HEcHo PoR EsTA
coMPANlA.
N, M%ONDRA60N
Manejdaor.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

loathsome. Indeed, he seemed like
heavy cloud descending upon the
already unhappy family. AS he
approached, the others shrank Wis
IDLY and some of the children tried
to hide. AS the woman saw him
she shuddered and there was no
love in her face for this companion
Of her life. "What is his manner"
| asked. "It is Lust" answered
the voice, "and this is the family
of Ignorance and Lust" l buried
my face in my hands to avoid look
ing at the group again, and groaned
aloud. 81 agree that it is not a
pretty picture, said the voice,
"but if you will uncover your face
and look again | will show you a
better one." l looked up and a ray
of sunlight burst through the mist,
and as I looked a picture appeared
in the ray. gazed upon this new
scene rapturously, for it was beau
tiful and made my heart glad after
the hideous one l had so lately
seen. This also showed a mother
surrounded by her children, but a
mother enthr oned. She was rad
iantly beautiful woman of middle
age, or more, and the children re-
fiected her beauty in their different
ages. In her lap lay lovely bade
who kicked his dimpled legs and
feet in the air and held his chubby
hand up to be kissed and fondled.
She smiled upon him with mother
ly pride and kissed the rosy hand.
In a happy circle at her feet played
group of five children and their
musical voices and merry games
pleased the mother for she fire.
quently smiled at them and encour-
aged them by helpful suggestions
in their play. Back of her chair
stood beautiful youth and maiden
talking to a bearded man OF
strength and appollo-like beauty
He looked upon the children as
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
IGNORANCE AND EDUCATION

The following article was handed
us by our enterprising furniture
man, Mr.. E. L. Hamilton. 1t was
found by his little daughter, Fan
ME on the floor of the court house
in Memphis. The writer's name
is unknown.
A storm ragged on the ocean.
The waves pitched mountainous
high and great CULTS yawned be-
tween them. Forks of lightning
illumined the terrible tumult, fol-
lowed by crashes of thunder that
seemed to come from the depths
of hell, while the wind shrieked
and howled like tormented spirits
of that underground prison.
sat on a high rock and watched
the storm, and the heaving unrest
of these physical elements remind
ed me of the unrest of mems souls.
The waves whipped the rocks be-
neatk me mercilessly, breaking off
great fragments in their fury, and
tearing out bushes and trees that
grew in the soil filed crevices be-
tween them.
$780," l thought, "are men
whipped and torn and dashed
about on life's seething billows."
AS l was thinking On this the
storm abated and the noise grew
less. Light appeared-not that
caused by flashes of lightning, but
a dim, steady light that told of the
clearing of the storm. The waves
dashed Systematically, seemingly
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

pleased as did the mother, and l
knew he must be the father.
"Tell me the names of these beau
tiful creatures" I asked of the
voice, and it answered: "This wo-
man is Education and her husband
is Love. The children are all
theirs. The group of boys and
girls playing in the circle are, be-
ginning with the oldest, Truth,
Virtue, Honesty, Helpfulness and
JOY, and the babe on the mothers
lap is Contentment. knowledge
is the sturdy youth back of her
chair and the maiden, not so bold
as he, is Wisdom. Are they not
fit children of Love and Educa
tion?" | saw the mo Their turn to
look at the group behind her and
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

as she did so, they smiled and adj
vanced to her, the boy and the girl
each holding a hand of their faith
er. Atsight of the father the other
children ran to meet him. The
mother smiled at the approach of
all her loved ones, and the picture
vanished. AS it disappeared the
Sun burst forth gloriously, radiat-
lug with his warm beams, the wa
tiers and rocks SO lately disturbed
by furious storm, and the whole
world seemed flooded in smiles.-
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

While we beautify our gardens
and premises we should not forget
our relatives and friends who are
at peaceful rest. There are more
little mounds in our cemetery than
there are residents in our city and
it is fitting that our Silent City
should be kept in order. None of
us are too poor to plant a rose
above the resting place of a rela-
tive or friend.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
COUNTY INSTITUTE NOTICE.

The directors are requested to
notify all white teachers Of their
districts that the regular Annual
Teachers Institute will be held at
Augusta, beginning June Is, 1906.
and lasting FIVE days. All teach
ers are requested to attend these
institutes, that the County Exam
iner may endorse the license of the
teachers in attendance at his insti-
tute. M. J. BARLOW,
County Examiner.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

tired out by their rough play, and
yet unwilling to cease altogether.
The wind made low, rumbling
sounds around the rocks, but these
rumblings grew fainter and fainter,
and then died away.
"The storm has passed." l said,
"and there is promise of light"
but it was still dim and clouds
covered the sun.
AS | sat on the rock and looked
out over the now almost calm
ocean, I thought of the storm that
had been, and which, now that it
had passed, seemed like an I'M
reality. "And so in life" l
thought, "the storms gather and
burst and grow dim, but the dim
ness often remains"
A mist gathered before me. and,
as I looked, this mist took form
and become picture-a hideous
picture-that made me shudder.
ooh, what can it mean !" | ex-
claimed.
A voice above me asked, "What
do you see9"
81 see gaunt woman seated on
a rickety chair" I answered, 'and
holding to her breast scrawny
babe that nurses and cries by turns.
The poor woman tries to soothe it
but it only screams the louder and
while nursing digs its fingers into
her flesh. She does not finch but
tries to quiet the child"
"What does this poverty strick-
en- picture meant" | asked, look
ing up for the voice that had spok-
en- to me. I could see no one but
the same voice answered with anoth-
er question. sis that all you see |!
it asked. looked up shudderlng-
ly at the picture and said, "No, / see
two boys fighting at the woman's
feet. Over the back of her chair
hangs pale, thin girl, scarcely
able to stand, even by the assist
ance of the Oh air, and this poor
child holds by the hand another
thin girl, smaller than herself, who
pulls the hand she holds and cries
with a weak voice. Back of the
woman's chair, to the right, l see
two large girls making faces at one
another; while also, back of her
chair, to the left, l see a young
man with a brutal face, who is
shaking his fist at the woman. 1t
seems to be a family group but
oh, such a terrible one! Please
tell me what it means and take it
away" cit is family group"
said the voice. The woman S name
is Ignorance, and the others are
her children. The babe at her
breast is Folly, and you see how
stormy he is and how he digs into
his mothers flesh even in infancy.
The two boys wrangling at her feet
are Theft and Falsehood. The girl
hanging over her chair is Want and
the child she holds by the hand is
Hunger. The large girls back of
her are Defamation and Avarice
and the brother shaking his fist
near them is Murder. This is the
family of Ignorance, and if you
look again you will see her hus-
J band.' l looked and saw shay
gy man entering the group. His
face was dark and lowering, his
hands had nails like claws and his
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

10, 1906, 2 P. M. Masonic Hall
1t is purposed to build up a strong
camp of Confed crate Veterans and
Sons of Confederate Veterans
W. N. JONES,
Signed r. B. HEATING.
HI. A. WALKER.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

Bring the news to this office.
We are always glad to have our
subscribers send or bring US items
Of news. If each one of our large
list of readers would give us one
item each week what grand local
paper we could have. Send inany-
thing but politics and we shall be
thankful.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
ATTENTION.

NOTICE: The Sons of Confeder-
ate Veterans are urged to be pres
ent at an organization meeting of
Sons of Confederate Veterans at
McCrory Ark, Wednesday June
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24

Buy of your home merchants
and you are increasing the value
of your property. This is fact,
the better the town the more de-
mand there will be for property.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Election September, LIST, 1906.
For Senator
M. H. PATTERSON.
For Representative
E. M. CARL-LEE.
For County Judge
J. F. SUMMERS.
For Sheriff
W. r. CAIN.
For Circuit Clerk
VIM. MOORMAN.
For County Clerk
T. Eek SIMPSON.
Treasurer
G. B. MILLS.
or Assessor
w. B. FAKES.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-05-24
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, telling US all your
troubles. We will send free advice Gin
plain sealed enVelope). Address: La
dies Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
Bill King RecaDtured.

Bill King, the much-dreaded
and much-wanted East Lincoln
tough, is once more in limbo.
Deputy Sheriff Davis, Assessor
&c. w. Maxwell and some of the
citizens of Fair River got on his
trail the day of the school picnic
at Harmony, followed it while it
was warm and that night about 10
O. o'clock oyerhauled Bill while he
was ia bed at Frank Townsend's
in Lawrence county, about 4 miles
southwest of Monticello.
The house was surrounded and
when the posse closed in on it and
got a light and searched the two
rooms of the 10y .aouse, Carroll
Maxwell found King crouched un-
der the cover, in bed with his head
covered up. He had started be-
fore this TO slip out of a window
by his bed, but saw a man stand
ing on the outside with long
gun, and decided not to try it.
King made no resistance what
ever, and after being securely tied
by Deputy Sheriff Davis and As
SCISSOR Maxwell, was placed in the
latteps buggy and start made
for Brookhaven. When Ebert
Loyell's place was reached on the
Brookhaven and Monticello road,
Mr.. Maxwell returned to his home
close by, and Deputy Davis
brought King on to Brookhaven
in the buggy and landed him
safely in1ail.
King gave as an excuse for run
ming off from the farm a few
weeks ago under Sergeant
Magee's gun, that it was SO hot
in the farm Jail at night he
couldn't stand it.
King has been having ehills for
a week or so, and is somewhat
run down physically. He says it
wasa mistake about the guard hit
ting him with a few small shot
when he ran off.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
Chinaulan Shoots at Mclean Man and
Kills a Horse.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Ben
Penn, Of the Penn Furniture Co.,
of this city, went to the Chinese
laundry opposite Heuck's Opera
House to get some laundry he had
left there. Fred Ting, the head
of the establishment, failed to
produce it and when Mr.. Penn in
sisted that be should produce bis
laundry or pay for it one, the
Chinaman grossly insuIted him
and he knocked him down with q
buggy whip. The men then
clinched and got outside the door,
and as the other Cinnamon would
come out with smoothing irons in
their hands to help their comrade,
Penn's negro driver would lay
them out with piece Of seant-
ling At last one ran to the door
with pistol and fired four or FIVE
shots at Penn and the negro, but
the balls went wide of the mark
and one struck and mortally
wounded Cufg Cases horse stand
ing in the street. The principals
in the trouble we're soon arrested
by Marshal Hurst and Policeman
Magee and carried before the
Mayor and required To give bond
for their appearance later.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
StOnewaIl Guards Highly CompIimented

Special to N. o. Times Democrat.l
+ GuIfport, July 25. Company
III of BFookhaYen, and in tue
Third Regiment, was the first
company selected for it's excellen-
ce in drill and discipline to attend
the encampment to be held at
Chickamauga Park, the 18th of Au-
gust, with the best drilled COM
panies of all the Southern States.
It has proven its vaIor on duty.
Its captain carried the company
on a long march of about ten
miles last Monday, in which there
was mot single man lost out of
the whole company of sixty.
when it returned to camp the
regiment was just being formed
for a review, when the company
fell in its proper place and, went
through the entire drill. Al
though there we're members from
other companies to fall out by the
rays of the hot sun. the sturdy
members of Company IL went
through the entire drill without
losing man.
That night when it arrived at
quarters it received orders that it
lshould be detailed for provost
duty in the city of Gulfport.
Considering the fact that the men
we're somewhat fatigued by the
lday's journey, there was not a
word of complaint from any one.
4 They reported for duty the next
Inaprning at S O'Clock, and the
Eseryices that they rendered were
SO satisfactory that the chief of
police of Gulfport made writ
ten request to Col. Scales, COM
mander of provost, and to Major
General Keesler, commander of
the entire National Guard, that
they be put back on duty the fol-
lowing night.
The captain of the company
feels highly complimented at this.
Although his men were worn
out BY, their continuous duty, they
willingly and uncomplainingly
consented to act again as guards.
The police IN trying to arrest
some drunken Dago sailors were
about to be outdone when they
were quickly assisted by the ever
vigilant provost, and a number of
drunken sailors were easily taken
to Jail by police and provost.
Company H, of Brookhaven,
will go on duty again tonight to
render the same services.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
[. E. Lambert Wanted.

Information is wanted Of the
whereabouts of Il. e. Lambert,
late Of McComb City.
Description Light blue eyes,
wears glasses, light-brown hair,
large scar in<center of nose. small
scar over left eye; right leg has
been broken and is about three
inches shorter than the left and
he limps in his walk; weight I50
or 160 pounds, about 8 feet, 5
or 6 inches tall, clean shaven.
When last seen he had on black
suit of clothes and black derby.
Occupation, telephone ineman,
and IS a member of the Woodmen
of the World, and appears to be
about 24 years of age.
Anyone knowing the where
abouts Of such d man will please
report same to Sheriff r. g. Ap-
EplewhIte. Brookhayen, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
THE FARMERS UNION.
The State President and Gov. vaFda-
daman 10 Speak Today

The Farmers Educational aud
Co-0peratiye Union of America
for Lincoln county, met il Brook
haven yesterday, and large
number of well-known Lincoln
county farmers were in attend
anoe.
The Union was engaged most
of yesterday in executive session
behind closed doors. State Presi-
dent j. nj. Bass was in the meet
ing and instructing delegates.
According to the announced
program today's meeting will be
open and free to all, and every
body is invited. Messrs. Bass
and Russell are billed for speeches
in the forenoon and Gov. Varda-
man is announced to speak at 2 p.
NJ. The Governor has given pos
tive assurance that he will be
here unless something intergenes
which could not be anticipated.
The meetings are being held at
the court house.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-08-04
Justice Daughlry's Court.

Joe Guynes Seduction. Dis
missed.
Robert Hardy Drunk. Fined
$50 and costs.
Lee Jones Disturbing the
peace. Fined $5. 90 and costs.
Monroe Briggs Gaming. Fin
eud 80. 80 and costs.
Andrew Martin Fighting.
Fined $500 and costs.
Anthony Tolston Gaming.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
Will Watson Gaming. Fined
50 so and costs.
Chas. smith Gaming. Fined
So. so and costs.
Louisa WeaIhersby False pre-
tense. Dismissed.
Minor Appfewhite False pre-
tense. DISMISSED.
Robert Rhodes Assault and
battery. Fined 50. 5rand costs.
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IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Cases Disposed Of During the Last
Week.
Mayors Court.

Only three cases were before
the Mayors court during the past
week, as follows
City vs.. Thos. eagle Conceal
ed weapons. Case not tried.
City VS.. Lizzie Balloon Assault
and battery. Case not tried.
City VS.. Angeline James Dis
turbing the peace. Case not tried.
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Justice Iioffman's Court.

State vs.. Eugene Taylor Gam.
ing. Fined $500 and costs.
State us. Bob Montgomery
Gaming Fined $500 and costs.
State vs.. John. Riley Gaming.
Fined $500 and costs.
State VS.. Lywer Byher Gam,
ing. Fined $5 90 and costs.
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society for the prevention of
cruelty TO animals has been organ.
lied at Meridian.
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Ladies of Gulfport are discuss
ing plans for ! local hospital.