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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-17
New York Grain Market.

New York, June 16.-The grain mar
ket follows:
heat-July-$1.27T.
Corn-S0c.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-17

Many nice boys suits being closed
out at R regular price. The Hub. 2l4
East Main street.
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CHICAGO Provision Market.
Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, June Poultry-Market
steady
Turkeys-14c.S
Chickens-13hc.
Springs-20@27c.
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EDISON PhoNoeRApHs

All styles from $3.50 to $4,000. A
full stock of new records. Our records
are fresh. Try us on your next pur-
chase, we try to please you, and we
will.
oTTUMWA OPTICAL CO.
Upstairs over New & 10c Store.
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FOR NsALE-A COMPLETE RUS
sell threshing outfit, consisting of a
10 horse power engine, 30x46 sepa-
rator, grain stacker, weigher and
feeedr. In good condition. Fl. j.
Rouston, Libertyville. Ia, Box 46.
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FOR SALE--THE ONLY IMPLE-
ment and harness business in town
Of about 700. Best location in Iowa.
A bargain if taken with in next SO
DAYS. Address J-7-B, care Courier.
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FOR SALE-GoOD DRIVING HORSE
harness and pi1aeton. Call Vim. Han
sell. upstairs over new and 1Oc.
store.
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Fit that boy out in a suit from the
Hub, PA East Main street.
on ! British OAK

On British Oak.
Baltimore Star.-The tree that stop
ped the German airship was probably
an English walnut.
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wANTED-wE PAY CASH FOR
egs and produce. Eggs 17kc. Swift
& Co, 217 S. Union.
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FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
quarter in Lyman county, near
school, church and town. $4,000. g.
r. Malone, Draper, s. D.
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St. Louis Grain Market

St. Louis, June i6.-The grain .nar-
ket follows:
Wheat-J-ly-$1.1o&
Corn--71 &c.
Oats-4Shc.
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LOCAL MARKETS

Hogs have advanced otherwise the
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FOR SALE-32o ACRE STOCK AND
grain farm near Burlington. Address
II. M. Cuttings, Burlington, Iowa.
FOR sALE-GENERAL STORE IN
mining town. Only store in town.
Splendid opportunity and will pay
you to investigate. Good reason for
selling. Address J-11-A care Cour-
Ter.
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ZOE SALE.

OKLAHOMA! OKLA
homa lands-Corn and alfalfa lands
from s25 to $50 per acre. These lands
are located in Kay and Noble coun-
ties. For other information address
Carson and Son, Po..ca City, Okla.
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD SOUTH
ern Iowa farm at the right price adj
dress or call on Austin Jay. Moravia,
la.
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COME TO KANSAS. I CAN LOCAT =
you on the best improved farm. 20
good farms for sale. j. e. Wakefield,
Humboldt, Kans.
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WANTED

MONEY TO LOAN-ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses. cows, and other Sc
Guilty without removal. Iowa Real
Estate Co, 107 s. Market St. over
Kaser's Cigar Store.
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SELL AN ENGLISH
style saddle and bride, almost new.
One half price. Phone 852-X.
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FOUND.

FRIDAY EVENING
on Dahloneg, road, ladies' jacket.
Owner call ~ this office.
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FOR SALE-EARLY NINETY DAY
seed corn. Address c. w. Wright
Batavia, Ia, R. No l.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--GooD FRESH COWS
Geo. Warner, Agency. la.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

One ~ the bsndsomsst calendars sos
tho new ysas which N hiss bssn our
pleasure " receive 10 the one issued by
Mr. Moves Young, the popular proprie.
Tor Of the Scranton Pbasmscy. The
subject Of the illustrations IL "The Heir.
mate" from the original painting BY
Albert Herter, tho distinguished mural
painter, whose artistic skin hiss won for
him the plaudits Of hundreds Of shous.
Ands Of lovers Of the beautiful 10 ART.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Ros entertained
% supper Sunday evening In honor Of
their charming guest, Miss olivia
Smith, Of New Orleans. Among those
who shared In the enjoyment OF tho
evening were: Misses Olivia Smith,
Rosa Belle and Marie Christian, Lena
Frentx, Palma Morgan, Isabelle, Rita
and Thsrssa johnson, Torsstins, MERGED
and Olivia Dslmas, Clemencs Krebs,
Eva valverde, Irene and Ines Ros and
Eugsnis Walker; Msssrs. Albert Irv.
ing, r. Allen, II. A. Walker, Jules and
Charles Johnson, Adolph Frsnts, Wash
Frederic, Jeff ana Lee Delmss, T. p.
Morgan. Herbert and Willie Csuty,
Guy, Ray and 200 Ros; Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Ros, Capt and Mrs. J. Y. Morgan and
DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Martin.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

-f-sF<%ySs8
/ Y tars ~ Hwn Meat soa Fnos
'"''ef y y sFsss
! W. y y Sffsensfa bss returned
,,.ma gisit ~ ~ ~ hame II
Ms. tmms Wbass has ts,a,os.
, ,,pm . pleasant visit ~ ftiebds si
w Len sehsffF returned ry~sas,
morning ffom . yisit ~ BIZ family ia
New orleans
W. W " ofsham. ~ E4cstawe,
returned Tuesday egeaing from bus
lness visIt H. Hohile
Mf W Q Christian. repfoaen,lng
the STANDARD Equipment Company 81
Mobile, spent Tuesday here
Dr A " Foster left SUNDAY fo,
Watcher, where he will spend several
days With friends and relatives.
Miss johanna sbfoedcr, VI bond ia
spending some weeks In This pIure a
Nye. 'e'F
Miss Nettie Mny White has 70.
turned 70 her home nj Gulfport, after
pleasant visit TO Miss CecIIc Daley
IN this city.
Mr.. j. W. Rogers returned home
Saturday evening from n visit 10
friends and relatives AZ Laurel and
other points In The State.
Misses Louie and Elvie Lott. az
Virgins returned here on Mopduy
and are again pleasantly domicilcd in
the home OF their uncle, Mr. II @.
IRELAND.
The Grimm Cemetery Association
"ill meet Monday, Jan. II. at three
O'Clock, Mt the home Of Mrs A. NJ.
Cowan.
MISS ADDIE NJ. McINNIs, Sec'y
The Model Furniture Company, Mr..
Joseph A. Gum, manager, makes an
announcement In this issue OF The
DEMoCRAT-STAR Of a grand opening
TO be held on Monday, Jan. II. Read
their card In another column.
The work Of Smelling the principal
streets OF this city goes steadily
ahead. The change for the better il
most decided and Will do much to-
wards the general Improvement OF
the public thoroughfares OF this hust-
ling place.
Mrs. ]. w. Rogers and Interesting
little son, Wilbert, returned to their
home Ia this city on Monday from a
most enjoyable welt to relatives at
Ellisville and Meridian. Their MANY
friends are pleased TO welcome them
back TO the home circle.
Misses Ida and Pearl SchariY left
Sunday for New Orleans, where they
went to be present at the wedding OF
their cousin, Miss Adassa Scharff to
Mr.. Abe Bernstein, which happy
event occurred that afternoon at Ma.
Jestic Hall IN the presence OF large
number Of friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08
Subscription Price
Reduced.
easoa wow $50.

IN wsses ~ ptsse ths f,swnns ~ wsss,
ne snIv "sts hsm~ pfines s~wspsr~s IN
No f'ntf Cessf, IN me ssnas " ~oss
esgpss, ssa shssshy exsssS IN nsla a
~ sdsssfIsssx medium. we hsvs r.s.
eiuded ~ sesisr~ the suh~erfpsssn rsscs
from ~ W " A, p~v ysss. psysbls sssl~slv
~ sAvs0c~. thls sedaesion W b~sla a.
5saussv 4, tmp
i,ssiscus N wIpsss oss shs large Ilss Of
dsiisquents ~ boms and ssrosd ~
hsss decided IN slvs ihs m the benefit ~
Tho fsduesion. end In ~ sssss where the
Subscription hrs sssended tnso 4 nun.
Der NJ years ~ viii sssns On the "a.
duced basis n The scoeuots are settled on
~ before March 1. INN. Tire subscrjp.
lion books ere 10 he pursed Of aiI who
are deiinqrent after that date,
We have long since earned every dol.
lar due this paper, snd We take II that
an spprecistive public will sec the lus.
tics Of our cause and respond with q
remittance 70 cover any balance now
duo ne.
Wa expect 10 make some material i'm.
provements In the "Old Reliable" dur.
ing The New Year and hope 10 increase
~ usefulness In many ways. II costs
more 10 Issue IN "sll home prinvs paper
than u does one Of the "patenv' variety.
yet We ere willing 10 continue IN thst
respect - has always been our custom
in-Ahe years past. The DEMOCRATS STAR
70 fixture In Jackson county, and for
her people and their interests IL will
ever battle.
We extend TO oil . wish for Happy
and Prosperous New Year, and express
the hope that our patrons and friends Of
the past will continue 90 through the
coming years.
Respectfully,
p. X. MAYERS.
Scranton, Miss, Jan. /, 1905.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

per q. 0ff. Dent miss this chance.
| Capt. 9. r. Irving, surveyor Of the
port, transacted business for his depart
ment In Mobile ON Monday.
| Mr.. r. Kirkwood was . bus less Wis.
itor 10 Brewt0n, Ala, on Monday, re.
turning home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. i. Ostrotn and daughter, Miss
Orelia, OF Mobile we're weekend Ruests
Of Mrs. John L. Coggins and family.
Miss Alice Rolls returned homo sun.
day afternoon from = two weeks visit to
her sister, Mre. L. Frseland At Mobile.
Mr.. Joseph vslverde returned Mon.
day night from an extended visit 10
RAyne and other points In Louisiana.
| Mr.: r. b. Barnwell, Of Brewton was q
Monday caller In this city, where he
came on business before ihe board Of
| supervisors.
Mr.. Joseph b. Gsrrard, OF Ocean
Syringe, member OF the jackson county
election commission, WAS = Monday Wis
itor to this city.
Mr.. Joseph Kotzum, one OF Ocean
| Springa' prominent and clever citizens,
was here Monday attending the sales ii
the court house.
Miss JeDnie Talbot, of Long Beach 10
spending several weeks with her uncle.
Mr.. J. II. Burroughs and family IT
bayou CaeeOtte.
Mi. w. r. Pankey and family returned
Tuesday from pleasant visit of several
days to New Orleans, where they were
the guests Of friends.
Miss Lucille Lewis returned to her
school duties In New Orletns Monday
afternoon, after . most pleasant vscs-
ton with her parents.
Misses Mamie CAVITY and Ollie Ford
returned to New Orleana thts weak tn
resume their school duties, after spend.
ing the holidays with their parents.
Misses Verns and GLADYS johnson re-
turned to New Orleans Monday morn
ing, after IN enjoy able vacation spent
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest johnson.
Mrs. M. L. Pol, Of Biloxi, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. G. Nielsen and
little granddaughter, Alba Nielsen, OF
E!wood, Illinois, visited relatives In this
city on Sunday.
Mesdames Kate Staples and Jennie
Orrell, OF Mobile, who have been spend.
Ing . few days with their brother, Mr..
Frank II. Lewis and his family on the
beach, left for their home on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Higginbotham, the efficient
electrician at the power house OF the
Psscagoule Street Railway and Power
Company, Il again at his post OF duty,
mingh.mn and other points ina Il Alss = ma
Mr.. Reedsr R Brooks, OF Paris. Texas,
spent several days during the holidays
q Moss Point visiting hts sister, Mrs. T.
=. Spencer, and also st Scranton visit
ing the family Of Capt. p. X. Mayors.
He lett Wednesday for Crawford, Miss,
hte old home, 70 spend while with his
parents.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08
Dom Take thu Risk.

When you have bad cough or cold do
not let II drag along until 1t becomes
chronic bronchitis, or develops into an
attack OF pneumonia, but give IL the
attention II deserves and get rid OF It.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ard
you are sure OF prompt relief. From q
small beginning the sale and use of this
preparation has extended to al parts or
the United States and to many foreign
countries. Its many remarkable cures
OF coughs and colds have won for 1t this
wide reputation and extensive use.
For sale BY McVea Young, OF Scranton
Pharmacy, ScrRnt ton, Miss,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08
MUD SCOW LAUNCHED.

One OF the largest mud scows ever
built in southern waters was launched
on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 81, from
the Scranton shipyard, owned and oper-
ated by that veteran builder, Captain
George Frentz. This vessel Il owned
By the National Dredging Company Of
Wilmington, Delaware, and 10 designed
for use In Mobile bay. The total cost Of
when II 10 known that nearly every
dollar Of the amount found it, way into
the hands Of homo people the magni.
tude Of the work can be more fully
appreciated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

At the home Of the brides brother.
Mr.. Gordic Broome, the rites OF mstrt.
inony we're s0lemnized between
Mr. Hooker Mcleod ana Misc
Ross Broome. The ceremony -
performed BY their pastor, Rev. o.sIl /.
Morris, Friday, December Is. ~ l0soo
a. M, 10 the presence Of = dnmbof of
their relatives and friends. The ~.
lor was prettily decorated forsthe ~.
casion with palms, holly 9od Cut
flowers. The bride was beaueAfn11y
gowned 10 q white mohair with ~
and gloves TO match. Mr.. and ~.
Mcleod left on the afternoon trl n
for brief bridal tour.
Died In Moss pcint, Dscembes so,s
1908. Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Spsnu.
Mrs. Spann was born 10 Camden.
3. O., June 10, 1887. She was tho
mother Of eleven children, eight OF
whom are living, four sons and four
daughters, namely: j. r., B. D..
+. G., Benjamin, Misses Annie and
Eliza Spann, Mrs. J. b. Horne and
Mrs. Charles Beardslcs, Of this city.
The deceased was a most loyable
Christian lady and her death cast 4
shadow over large number Of friends
who had known her for her many OK.
cellent traits Of character. TO the
bereaved relatives we extend sincere
sympathy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

MI. Aired A. FaffskH. our popular
tonsorial artist, took > few days ~ Lat
wsey and journeyed to Shipman, whore
hs<mst with Mr.. M. r. Roberts, who
together enjoyed splendid hunt in the
interior Of Jackson county, during
which they killed three turkeys, large
string Of squirrels and one horned owl.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Merchants 4 Marine
Bank Of this city held on Monday -
their banking rooms the following
directors we're slestsd n serve during
the present year Walter 0autisr, Wess
Pascsgoula; J. A. Tabor. Moves Young,
b. }. Jane, +. D. Bscht, B. D. valvsYds.
p. Esors, Scranton; b. Webster Nc.
Lsod and J. J. McJntosh, Moss Point.
Rsv. w. N. Barr, Of Helena, Arkan.
-, preached u the Baptist church SIM
day morning and night to large ana
attsntiys congregation. Mr.. Burr came
here BY invitation from the coperegs-
sion Of this church with visw Of locet.
Ing permanently. A. yet no dsflnits
action has been taken by The committee
having the matter II hand, but u u *
peo1sd INST arrangemsnts will finally
~ completed aad psrmspenk call
extsndsd. Nj. BuET left Monday morn
INK Tor Indtanola on : visit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

TIE ssv vsss 80 . ssssks s~x SsIss
ssy ~ ssssssss. NJ aswess ~ Nskss
Bosr. ~ ~. ssd Ms. A. q. tilmes, ~
Wednesday nossisw. Ass bssy bcy.
This 'ossS ~ Supervisors wss N see.
sion sos three 6sys tkss wssx. Pail pro.
s~edsss ~iIi ~ pusssshsd IN ous nest
issH~.
ssssssos lodge No n. 10 q. r., held
thsis sssaIs meestsa faesday sisht, ~
which lin she newly elected oflcers
for the tom wese Installed.
Mondsy US . blue day sure enough.
The sscons we're closed mp tight a. was
aud Mt more tbsn one drunken msn on
The directs. n rainsd In she forenoon
sao laid ths dass.
Deaf MES gsltiag eas 4 these
$50 Dall Bearing, Drsp Head Sewing
maehisss fer IS d N. N. CANTY'S.
M. q. A. Chsmbsrlin aud Mrs. Annie
o. Hsltou, Of Ocssn Springs were united
Ia the holy bonds Of masrimony 81 this
place On Thussdsy, Dec. 81, BY Judge
Charles b. Chidsey.
Tine newly elected board Of directors
Of the Msrehanss 4 Marine Bank viii
meet next Monday afternoon q
o'clock, q which time they will elect
ofiicsrs for The ensuing year.
Little George Winston, son Of Mr.. and
MrA p. Psisur White, aged 2 years and
10 months, died q II O'Clock Monday
night SITTER IN illness Of three days.
We tender sincere coincidence 10 the
bsrssvsd parents.
The Right Reverend T. D. Brstton,
D. D., Bishop Of Mississippi, will BE- in
Scranton on Sunday, Jan. II, and will
confirm class Of sduits and children at
81. John's Episcopal church. The SER
vice Will be q 4 p. =. Public invited.
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group II you apply DR.. ThOmas' Eclec.
tric OH - once. II acts like magic.
The city schools opened mp on Monday
with their usual large attendance and
al teachers in their places. The chill
dren have had fine vacation and will
now settle down to . season OF study
which will rebound to their material
good IN the future.
There will - n old.fashioned candy
pulling y the residence formerly occur
pied BY Roy. 9. +. Wilson, back Of the
Baptist church. this (Fridsy) evening It
s o'clock. Admit csrds will be sold st
10 csnts. Gumbo will bs sold at 10 cents
aplats. Everyone cordially invited.
Nj. wslter Smith, son Of the late Col. |
Mslanchton Smith, who moved his
printing plant from EntsrpFiss 70 this
place some forty ysars ago and started
the Psscagouls Star, was here last week
from Louisians calling on old friends. |
Waiesr has grown grey since his resi- |
dence here.
Scranton Fire Company No. will
give grand bsnsfit bali on tho night Of |
Thursday, Ian. 81, - the skating rink.
The ladios Will serve Refreshments and
: pleasant evening = assured In advance
70 al who Will attend. We hops gem
srous public will respond 70 their call
and make their flrat ball Of the new
year complete success.
Quite large number Of citissns from
the back country wore II town Monday
attending the sales and also the meeting
Of the board Of supsrvisors. Some tax
payers were On hand TO-. Sheriff Smith
il rushed now. II you want to keep
your name out Of the delinquent tax
list, hurry up.
Mr. A r. SkSnlaa panatvnr ~ Ahn
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

M. ~. ". woodmsn, ~ vsneiesvs 90.
here Monday on business.
Mr. N. n. tob~rts. Of shipmsn wa q
business visitor here Msndsy.
Hen. Horace bloomfield, NJ uaIfport
wss Monday visitor 10 our city
Hon. ). Ira Ford attended court A
ieshsvflie, Hrsene county. this week.
Miss Olivia smith. Of New Orlesps
visited the Misses Hos on SUNDAY last.
Joe Hos and Gym vaIverde returned
on Tuesday afternoon 10 school ~ Nav
~. Louis.
Mr.. .. N. Furry, q prominent busi.
ness man Of Daisy, was q busJness via
itor here on "Wednesday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

The following timely remarks sra
rom the Senat06ia Democrat: 'sEy.
cry growing ambitious town II com.
posed OF three elements. Those who
Work patriotically, vigorously and ID.
teIllgently for IT. advancement; those
VINO are IN 2 state OF apathy or indif.
ference, and those who take q curious
delight IN discOuraging the efforts OF
others ~ ridicule, and by persistent
denial that any progress can or bas
been accomplished, and BY boasts OF
every town besides their own. TIE
last class are called crOakers, but they
are really something worse, Tor their
opposition does not arise simply from
dependency but from that uncn vjable
spirit that will neither act itself Or
suffer others to act"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

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tall Fisyefs wbo ara N pora N tho
present time IN vsflons ve~ssls. ~ss
most decided success A large naai
bef NJ cItlsens responded N the lovl
tsslos scns ous. ssd . soysi wrpd line
wss indslsed W. Th~ festivities
wefe Kept 10 untll ths wee sma
hours ~ morning warned them tina
dsy ~s@ spproschins.
Let me kngw youf requirements I'M
Hardware. iIousc Faseisbings. plpe
Fittings, Slnk Plugs, iiuuVy Matcfiai
N u. SrAwR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08
MEETINGS OF CITY BOARD.

On Monday, Jan. 4, 1909, ct 10 O'Clock
.. m, IT the city hall the following city
officials elected 1t the December election
were sworn In according to law: Mayor,
a. g. Delmas; slderman.at.large, s. Fl.
Richards; ward No. 3, M. q. Feore
ward No. 3, M. M. Watkins; ward No. 4,
John II. Cook; marshal, Charles N.
Ferrer.
After the Induction into ONCE the
newly qualified officials took recess to
meet 10 regular session on Tuesday
night, Jan. s, At 40 O'Clock.
Pursuant to recess taken on Monday
the board met on Tuesday night ct 7:3O
O'Clock, al being present except Alder.
| man N. M. Watkins, who was absent on
account Of sickness.
Owing to business Of 4 pressing nature
and the abssnce Of Mr.. Watkins, the
selecting the ofiicsYs elsctiye 81 ths
board. except that Mr.. Ed. Hudson was
e1eCtsd night watChman.
Alderman Feors served - clerk pro
ten.
The city engineer, Mr.. Walter O.
ktrkpatrick, va present. and pursuant
the board bids for the contrast Of laying
the maine Of the beach water WORKS.
After canvessipg the several bids II q
contract WAS let 70 Mr.. Howard Nicely.
Of franklin. Tenn the price bsinr
stated per foot Of the different sizes Of
PIPE. and was considered very rssson.
After some discussion Of other features
OF this work, for which Mr.. Kirkpstrick
reported that the pipe he'd bsen procured
q = very fair price and ordered shipped,
the board took arscsss until "wednesday
night.
Pursuant to recess the board met On
Wedneedsy night Ct 1850 o'clock ana
tmmedtstely adjourned until the same
hour Thursday night and will probsbiy
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Pursuant to rscess tho board met On
Wednesday, night at 1850 o'clock and
tmmedtately adjourned until tho same
Be IN session throughout the week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-08

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