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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
EAST FERRIS.


Miss Carrie Hunt. teacher of Klees
school, Marguerite Myers of the Maple
Grove and Maude Reid of the King
school are attending the Mt. Pleasant
Normal.
George Kerwin came bone Friday
to spend the Fourth with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gongwer. of
Alma. spent Sunday with Chas Reid
and wife.
Miss Minnie Sellers. of Gilman.
Dakota. who has been spending a
couple of weeks at the home of j. A.
Duffield. returned to her home Tues
dav
Hugh Harvev and wife of Alma.
spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives here.
Peter Klees has had telephone in :
stalled in his home. 1S-lL-lS Line II.
Riverdale.
Jay Fulford and Joe Keel were bust
ness callers In Alma. Friday.
Arthur Strouse and wife of Stanton,
visited with her uncle, John Klees,
Saturday and Sunday.
John Gongwer of Alma, has been
working for H. NJ. Lands during the
past week
Mrs. NJ. E. Jolley visited with her
daughter, Mrs. G. b. joseph of Sag
inaw. from Saturday to Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Gaddum of Stanton. a
former teacher of the Klees school,
spent Sunday at the home of j. o.
Osterbout.
Nearly everyone in this vicinity
celebrated at CRYSTAL Saturday. but
many were disappointed as they say
there was very little doing"
Emery Nollister. who has been
working at Onaway, has returned.
The quarterly meeting at the
Spencer church closed Sunday even
ing.
Although the people of the village
of Sumner had no advertised celebra-
ton, they had display of fire works
Saturday evening which made the
outsiders sit up and take notice. The
LEGAL merchants supplies of noise
makers were entirely exhausted.
Ben. Rexford spent Sunday with
Clifford Partlo from near Stanton.
Dick Chapman and wife went tC
Grand Rapids on the excursion Sun
day.
Our highway commissioner VIM.
Parr. and his assistant John Klees
are making many improvements in
the roads of the township. Many OF
the sandy places and also mud holes
which have been neglected for years
are now being put into good shane.
Saturday night someone began work
as secret lineman on the east telephone
com pany's line, but he is evidently
an unskilled workman as he left a gar
on the line. The work was done in
the village of Elm Hall This is the
second time this has happended anC
we would advise the offending
parties to have care where they
operate as the company has some wide
awake officers
Florian and Sumner Hoxie OF
Sumner. are working in this neighbor.
hood this week.
Several farmers have began their
having.
NJ. E. Baker is assisting H. NJ.
Lands with his farm work.
Some of our citizens celebrated al
Vestsburg Saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
Rich Gift for Faithful Pastor.

In recognition of his rs years of
service as pastor of the Old South
church. Boston. more than $4,000,
contributed by more than 500 parish
toner's. was presented to Rev. George
A. Gordon recently. The gift was &C
companied by an illuminated book of
parchment with vellum covers, bear
ing the dates of his installation and
of the anniversary, and containing q
brief inscription and the names Of the
contributors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08

house was beautifully decorated with
roses and thew received MANY presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Evey, Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Evey. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leaman and families. Miss Bessie
Lang of Sumner, and Mr.. William
Wyeth of Elm Hall, spent the Fourth
ut Rock Lake. All report a good time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08

Mrs. st. Johns of the coll eye faculty
accompanied by Miss Dora Alexander,
expects to sail from Baltimore July 2Sth,
on the steamer Rein OF the North Ger
man Lloyd line for Bremen. Miss Alex
ander will spend the coming year abroad
pursuing her studies in music.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
THE MARKETS.

s575ass; steers and heifers' 1000 te
Loo Loo lbs g ,@s5.s5; steers and heifers,
500 to 1000 lbs, s425@s5; grass steers e6s
that are fat. 500 to 700 lbs. $3.50
s425; choice fat cows, $3.50; good fat
SO; Gamers, s1.75@s2.25; choice heavy
bulls, 50, rs QS4; fair to good bolognas
bulls $3.50; stock bulls. $50 3.25; choice
feeding steers. 500 10 1000 lbs, $3.50 n
$4.75; fair feeding steers. 500 to 1000
lbs, S4@S $500 choice stockers. 500 10
zoo IBIS, ,s4.25@s4.5o; fair stockers, 500
sS9$s.5o; mixers, large. young. me-
dunn age, s4O@s50; common mixers
Veal calves: Market. CSC to soc low
err than last week; best. s7Qs7.25; 9TH
ers, $3.50 a $3.50.
Mich cows and springers: Good
steady common. dull
Sheep and lambs Market. good stun
steady. common grass stuff. soc lower
Best lambs, IS; fair TO good lambs
ssS@%52 yenr Eh5 to s sG%@on fa lambs IS
good sheep s4Gs425; culls and COM
aSss Market os 2 zoe higher than las,
Butchers. $500 s7 lSes pigs ss.9 ~ $50
light workers.. sfs5 Gsf5o; stays IL
East BuudIO.-Cattle-Fre cows
and closeup springers sold about the
same as last week. but the late spring.
ers are not wanted and are very hard
TO sell: best export steers, s7QI2bi
best ! 200 TO 1.S00-lb shipping steers
$3.50 q6.s0; best 1000 TO 1.100-lb steers
s666.20; light butchers steers. $3.50
$50; best fat cows, s4.5oQ475; fair "a
god, cows, $S.75@4 trimmers $3.50 q
3; best fat heifers. s6.75Ge: sair to
feeding steers. s425@45o; best stock.
ers. s4@425; common stockers, 33.25 q
3.75; best bulls. s4.25 a 4.50 bologna
bulls, $4,000; stock bulls. s3.25Q3.50
best fresh cows and springers, $40 a
SO; medium. $1,000; common. $40 q
Hogs-Market strong; heavy, $500
Sc Best p yGTkers gssSi y Foasss
$40: stays, $55096.
Sheep-Market active; best lambs
$50 $50; fair TO good. s66S: culls. So a
6 so: yearlings s6.7597; wethers, ss.2s
Q5.5O; ewes. s4G425.
Calves-Slow; best, s7.75qs; heavy
s4M5
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
Grain, Etc.

Wheat: Cash No. 2 red,
s1.45; July opened unchanged at $1.17,
moved up 10 $1.171z. declined TO S1.164,
advanced 10 s1.l7h and closed at s1:17;
September opened at s1.13. gained rs,
dropped to S1.12%. advanced TO s1.13h
and closed at s113; December. opened
at lS adysa a to diS%l o Ios %s;
s11SH; No. 3 red, .s1.42; No. / white,
$1.45; mixed white, l car at S1.45.
Corn: Cash No. 3, 76c; No. 2 yellow,
/ car on track at ne; No; 3 yellow.
oats: Cash No. white. cars at
561sc; September. 45c; No. white. 1
" RYE: Cash No. 2, SOD asked.
Beans: Cash. s2.50; october. $2.o2.
Cloverseed Prime October, 81;
March, 100 bags at s7.15.
Feed: In 1O0-lb. sacks, jobbing lots:
Bran. S29; coarse middlings. $50; fine
middlings. S31; cracked corn, s32;
coarse corn-meal. $31; corn and oat
chop. $50 per ton.
Flour: Best Michigan patent. $40;
ordinary patent. S6.95 straight; s6.S5
clear. $6.75; pure rye, 50 per Dbl. in
wood jObbing lots.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08

Des Moines. Ia, tobacco dealers es-
timated that by midnight Wednesday
100000 cigarettes had been purchased
by Des Moines people. The sale OF
cigarettes in Iowa ended at that time.
and many smokers bought supplies to
last for months.
Joseph Cormier, of Thompsonville,
Ct, after playing ball in the hot sun
for several hours, stopped to pack ice
in a big store refrigerator. The sud-
den change of temperature chilled
him and he fell unconscious, remain
ing In that state several hours. For
two days he was deaf, dumb and blind.
but Is recovering.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

The third torn of the Dslsy and vss
try fivh Schoot closed On April ~ With
hvnors 10 faculty Prof r. y, Walker 1
Mss. Maggie w. Wsikef, ~ Meridian &
Miss Mary Ice uordpn, of Holly
Springs; M,s. Jewel Bostick, of nan
dcravtiie.
IRE exercises began on Thursday
evening, 12d. with the following pro-
gram; =.
Wtiker~on.
speAking contest by the large boys.
Medals aw ardcd 10 Messrs A. u. Furry
and Luther Naples by DR.. walter NJ.
Shepherd aud 1(ev. X. y. O'IIrysnt
Recitation contest ny the small boys.
Medais awarded 10 Masters Hubert
furry aud Culbcrt Wtlkevson by Prot.
X. r. Walker and Miss Mary Ice Cor.
don.
Reading contest by the girls. Medals
awarded 10 Misscs MArgArtte Byrd and
vclma Carter by Miss Maggie E.
Walker and Itev. Il. J. OBryAnt
Address to the graduating class by
Mr.. J. r.. Flurry.
Friday, . p. m.--C3ame OF baseball Ibe
tween. tho school team and tho HUI
Biliies, Of Dstay, resulting IN a score ol
70 4 IN favor of the school team.
4:30 y. m.---Music contest Medals
awarded 70 Misses velmA Garter ant
Lille Wilkcrson by Miss Jewel Bostick
6:O0 y. m.--Re efreshments.
7:3O D. ND rand concert,
Vaiedictory by Mr.. A. l.. Furry.
A large attendance was present eAcl
day and every ono seemed TO enjoy th
occasion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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h~s(esss eyIi ~ scstsess6 ~ met pctss
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se~s. ~ sst~ss b~st wishes ~ ~.
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se4lissd.
Tbs vswsesse sssouscss shs' bss'n.
ssas aeat Mssdsv they wilI redec~ tss
esles VI 6dmsssscs W and 10 oenss.
Tksy vii hsvs, " pcssib,e. better ~
fractions thss hssstcfose. M. Finite
Abbssy, msssees NJ this popaIss rtscs
oe smsssmsns. 70 dcsns every thtsn IN
ME powss " plesse NE people cf this
city sad the generous passonsss seen
theirs asaktiy 10 . nwAssntse tbst NJ Il
sucessdlsa 10 HE efforts
The hoard " sopesvisoss ~ thets
meeting os Monday passed ~ csdss
| suthosislns . bond Issue oi 13o,noO f0s
road improvements This money viii
b. used In buildins The roadway b.
tween this CITY sBd Mobile. The diet
sncs which Jackson county Il called
upon 20 care for is twelve miles. Thi'
| step IL In Tie right direction and VII
very likely meet with general approva
By the publto at large. See notice n
another column.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hsirston, accom
panied by their little grandaugh ter
Rsginis Philiips Fiourney, left Satur
day night for Vinegar bend, Ala, snt
from there Mrs. HsIrston will 70 Y
West Point - . delegate from th'
Twiggs Rifles Chapter y. p. 9. Of sht
city 70 The state convention Of Units'
Daughters of the Confederacy. whil
In that section OF the State Mra
HAirston expects 70 visit her old nom
at Crawford, in Isowndes county, wher
she viii b met By her husband.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
4 DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
was the scene OF = merry
gathering Saturday afternoon when
their little daughter, Frances, enter
taIned fifteen friends In honor OF her
eleventh birthday. Beside the pretty
flowers which filed the homo, pink
roses were used In prOfusion every
where, Games Of al kinds were pro-
vided TO keep the young company en-
tertained, among thOm being the
amusing one OF pinning on the dOnkey's
tail. at which Dorothy Bourk WAS most
successful and received box Of candy;
the second prize being awarded To
Ennice Kell. A peanut hunt was IN
troduced and after : vigilant search
Elizabeth Sanders found the greatest
number and wss presented with
pocket book. Ruth Chapman WAS given
TIE second prtse, : bottle Of perfume.
Al the table, where little Frances pre-
aided. the pink and white color scheme
was beautifully carried out; upon ,
lorge Centerpiec0 over pink stood the
birthday cake lighted with eleven pink
candles; little pink bags filled with
candy ana tied with Ribbons marked
each place and ID tho center OF the cake
stood : csndelAbra holding eleven pink
Those who enjoyed the feast were
Misses Dorothy Bourk, Mabel Clark,
Ruth Chapmsn, Annie Farnsworth,
Ruth and OICott Sanders, Helen Meri-
Wether, Kathleen and Eunico Kell,
Annie Louise Walker, Lucille Tabor,
Elisabeth and Dorothy Sanders, Evelyn
Evans, Hazel Chidsey and Francei
TaYnsWorth. lW
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
OPENING Of ANDERSON PARK.

When the Pelican Concession Com.
pany Of New Orleans, The lessees Of An.
derson PARK, throw open the gates Of
that popular resort for he summer aea.
son there will b : number Of changes
in the park that will doubtless appeal %
the fun loving propensities Of both
voung and old. Resident Manager
Thoe, L. McDeTmctt, who will handle
the destinies Of the park this season
states that his company ts actively .
work on plans for Che tnstallment q
knife anG cane racks, ball games, fresk
The management OF tho company has
not ffnelly decided on the kind OF show.
that will b presented tor the approvM
u TIE people, OF Scranton this season.
but oithOf high class repertoire and
musical comedy companies or advanced
vaudeville and 7refned moving pictures
with illustrated songs.
concessions for the Peiiean ConcsssiOn
Company ana the refrsehnSent stand
land danciHg pavilion will - ander M
nereonaI supervision. Music viii be
/ provided BY the park manaGomont Once
81 twice each week and the young POO
| pls ~ ouT town will have ~ 0pportun
~ of enjoying themselvss - ths
Il 0Sm0Db on yOO90 UCC8glVuss
Il sSIf our company decideGg On present
| I'M vaudsvflls you can rcst assnred the
Il W Will nee only the best e9eo q ~ ~
II eured IL that line Of the theatsics1 hgsi
4 neeo, n sald Manager Mcle{mott. wv
Il ~ iiguring with william Norris Inc.
i 81 Chicago tho big tndepseaent vnuds
Il vile producers to piaoe .shelS enu!
Il Whtts Ctey show n ecraneggt diTecss11
Il lafi1y. thsif close IN New Orleans eocl
\ Week. W. 40 eIsO In cousmuntcntlo
A with = numher Of high elaee mustca
"a ana dramatic compenies, and ~ ~
,lif poGstble book these companies y
poriods Or from three - ~ weck'
enssglss snsir Shove I've r shrss sfns
II The Pelican ConcsssDea Compsn
/ | cnerotes variety OF lsrge au6 sma
!. Iamusemsnt concessions ae Aonst
Park, Mobile; Surf Parks @eivset0f
. INA PM. Nsmrhis; Willte CITY, We
E16s Tlmif9 Pleasure 0goupdes o.
\ r ,a6to Park, Mew Orleans belng pro
I ably ~ IsSgsst Arm y W. snu
U0M&Us Z fF. ,N14a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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sssss n fsgsss ssa Nfs~hsss scoa&sss
fhs e~et~s n ssfsssfscs ~ ~ tres
p~oS,s - weil - sumsSee> sistteys
fsrm s6issssrs tsvss sns ere 1ss~A
ksthss ~ Ne mses hssssies s@<sst. 4
tevv n etissies ri<shs ere ~ hse1
n s~svs ne rstifc scd ev<svtksas
mcvw ssons wuhovs sks slightest
fslcssos. The ssis sfif eentisss M
a@nstssfy. fss swss n niss ssem . cell
ssd loyh oves their sssck.
NJ. CIsuds DeImss nss sesssssd NE
pcsttice - bveh ksepss with the Pc
essouls National nssh. of this ctsy. sed
hss sesm saceseded W ~. y. =. kssbs.
~ Moss pcssA ~ fysimss RES proved
himseif cspsbie ssd pslnssshi0n IN
every instance. sod the hest wishes of
. host os friends viii follow him IN
wbassvss business ne msy decide "
lsns %. NJ. ksebe cosnes 10 ~ from
our ssssss sown and 10 hSown tc every
one - : most deserving youHE gentle.
man up to his coming here he he'd bsen
assoclated with the parent bank ~ Moss
Point
A regular meeting Of the mayor end
board of sidertnsn wss held Tuesday
night, ~ which . petition signed b.
over 10 property owners and taxpsyesd
cf The city was presented snd read. The
petition requests the hoId.up of the pro
posed issuance Of $4,000 worth Of bondi
until such time - the present project Il
completed. The petitioners further ast
that : moro specific statement Of thu
proposed expenditure Of this money b
made. No action was taken at thii
time on this matter. CITY Attorney
John n. Cook rendered his resignation
TO take effect June |. A rscess was takeI
until tonigh! (Fridayh whom u is "
pected that al business for the pas
month Will BE- taken up and disposed oi
/ Have your job work dore at IN
DEMOCRAT-STAR offico.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

Mrs. George w. Tagert IL visiting
friends In Mobile this week.
Mr.. j. ID. Bsris, OF Big Point was .
Monday visitor TO the court house.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. r.. Lockard, OF Van
clesve were Wednesday visitors TO this
city.
MI. II. M. Taylor, Of vanclsave, &C.
companied BY his wife was here We'd
nesday.
The Slauehtering Sale still going on
at the DeJean & Mitchell Go.
MI. q. N. Carter, Of Hurley was in at-
tendance on the board Of supervisors
Monday.
Lawyer Il. b. wiggsnton, Of OCEAN
Springs WAS hers Monday on legal
business.
M. +. d. Htbbler .sft sunday on !
few days visit 70 his parents = West
Point, Miss.
Rev. i. y. Hall, or Hattiesburg was
here Tuesday looking After his pecan
grove at East Side.
| Rev. 9. J. Phillips, Of vAnclsave was
here ON Monday. Mr.. Phillips y local
preacher and farmer.
| Nj. WIN. Broadus, OF vsncisays waa
here Mondays : compantonof ~ daugh'
ter and little scn. He seemed % be
very busy old man.
Mrs. Walter M. Denny, Jr., and two
Interesting children returned home
Wednesday morning from weeks visi
70 relatlves at Mobile.
4 Miss Laura Giblln, Of Mobile. accom-
panied ~ Mr.. v. r. Pearson Of the SAM
city. spent Sunday afternoon II thi
city - the guests d Mr.. and Mrs. +. y
Condor.
il Nj, James H. Rolls, road master 0
the LOutstsna SOnthern Railway, Q
| New Orlesns, formerly resident Of thi
city, was here last week visiting rel
atives and frIende.
Mrs. y. N. Hatcher and baby ctr
! arrived here Monday from Mobile
; make this city their future home. Mr.
= Hatcher snd family are now cOmsOr
J. ably domlciisd - the Irving plsce mes
tho beech front.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07


W. " u lssntffer. ~ Uslfeyft $50
. hp@sness elsitns here sn Nosssy
a NJ, ehflly fof Nsy. fet ire
westhss IA ideal IN ossaoer emvslt4
NJ A, " Aeofs, ~ Nee Dflesaa
wss smans Taesdsy visitors IN thl-
city.
ST. r - Tstsm. ~ Uslfrust sls.
itcd friends and felstives W this ei'y
IN MONDAY
Mr. l.. vtiloer. ~ New ymk IL
spending some time IN thls clty as
sneat NJ M Loo scbafn,
ilcmembsf thc meetips ~ tho fs*
cavouia Commercial CIub ~ Scranton
on Monday night ~ so'cimk,
Mr. II q nfeland WIS y visitor a.
piiutn along the linc ~ The OUT and
Snip IsIand route during the week.
The bnafd of mayor and aldermen
held ~ interesting meeting Tuesday
night, ~ which much business WITS
disposed of
Mrs Gcuge Carter and little baby.
~ birmingham. Ala. arrived hers
last week un mn extcadcd visit ~ Mr..
and Mrs y. W. Mcleod.
Capt, John Albcfts IL a busy msn
these days and withnl In the same
genital and clever man no matter how
work piles up atUund him.
The Grimm Cemetery Association
will meet Monday. May 10, a. 3
o'clock At the home Of Mrs. o. q.
Cowan. ADDtE N. MoiNNIs. Scc'y.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
u the Gtestcst Special Sprinv Sale.
Saturday, the Sth, viii he yt,nr day tu
get the greatest bargains ever offered
tu YOU IN Moss Point You will have
your choice IN Clothing ~ the latest
styles At greatly reduced prices, also
. reduced prices In every line. Come nnd
luuk for yOtrself--yOu Will he the
Judge Goods that are not sAttsfnc.
, tnry can he returned and money re-
! funded l. Wilmer. ~ New Ynrk IL
the manager and conductor ~ this
: sale. LEO SCHAnFf, Muss Puint.
Mrs. Mary N. Bragg left here Sun.
day for West Point, where She went
10 attend the State U. D. o. Conyen.
iion as delegate from the Moss
, Point Chapter.
All together now and work for the
coming Of the battleship. The Mis-
!. sissippi will encounter a royal vel
come and princeIy entertainment
from the people ~ this pnrt.
Mr.. A. b Noah, OF Canton has nc.
ceptcd position In the jewelry stor,
OF Mr.. CIaud Beardslee and will he ii
charge Of the repair department.. w,
understand that he ID an eiIicien
workman 10 the trade and viii n,
doubt meet good share of pubii'
patronage.
Or. w. T.. Mounce Will leave Satur
day for Natcllex, where he goes to al
a tend the meeting Of the Missis4ipp
Dental Association, which convene
In that city on Tuesday, May II, for
three days session. Or. Mounce |
'.s.airman ~ The section M Materi
= Medica and Will NJ doubt all the pt
sition with equal credit TO hlmse
and the splendid body 0f which he
VI = valued member.
y The Seashore District CUnfercnt
met here Tuesday and will be IN sc
sion for the next few days, Abot
seventy-6ve pastors and represent
n tives were present At the opening !
- the conference. The irst day Of u
h, meeting was devoted 70 the organiz
ne tio0. A marked degree of interest
manifested 10 this assembling /
gether Of pastors and layinen of n
~ - Methodist church. The visitors .
on being entertained In the homes of o
or, Methodist friends and everythil
1ul looking TO their comfort Is careful
- - provided.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

Our peighhOrlnG city or Biloxi IL
going 10 Investigate the commission
form Of government. A petition 70
10 the city council praying for the
matter to b settled bya direct vote
u the people u being circulated and
there u little doubt but what tho
sedulsito number Of electors will
resdily sjgn ". The method Of gov
efnment u said u be above compare
With the present system and The
e60fts Or BlIOxl will b. watched with
unuselnl interest BY every ono whC
would liks 20 - nis CITY progress.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
noW,s rHls?

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Cptatfh that cannot be cured by
Halls CatHrrh Cure.
We. the uudcrstuued, have known Y. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
ti0ns aud financially able TO carry out amy
obligations made by his firm.
WALUiNG. kINNAn X MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo q.
HaIl's Catarrh Cure IL taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and uucou,
surfaces OF tho system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c per bottle, sold BY ALI drug
gIsta.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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The city OF Natchez will present q
a0Iid silver piece Of some kind 70 the
battlesbtp and gold watch f0bs, with
an IndIa.l head on one side, the name
Of the recipient, date and occasion Of
presentation On the other, will Be
given To each Officer, while silver f0bs
81 the same pattern will I've struck on
fOr every man On the vessel.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

After several months s0jOurn In
New Orleans, Governor Robert Lowry
returned 70 his home In Jackson on
Tuesday afternoon. The Governor,
while weak, was bright and cheerful
and chatted genially with his friends
who had gathered at the depot TO
welcome him home.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

The ONCE and entire contents Of the
BelxnnI News. Enterprise. owned and
edited BY Mrs M. L. Turnage, was
destroyed BY Ore last week. Mrs.
Tuyuage II also edttpr Of two other
papers, one at Itta Bena and one At
MoOrhead. Loss, 1880; insurance,
$500. Origin Of the nre unknown.
We truly sympsthixe with our Press
sister In her great loss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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