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tne great prison, sne was now seeing
a little section Of the darker side Of
life which appealed strongly to hr
imaginative nature. Her cheeks fusL
ed with the excitement Of the occa
sion, this voyage into this famous
tomb Of living dead men.
As the warden finished she exclaim.
ed, Il once had an experience with 4
burglar, and"-
did he take your jeweisT" asked
Mrs. Moore sympathetically.
mo. I was in the parlor car in day.
light. I was the only person in the
car, and this man walked up and ac-
costed me. I reached for the bell for
the porter. He struck my wrist Then
ne sat on the arm Of my chair. 10
wanted to talk to me, he said. !
scarcely knew what to do when .
younger man, evidently a gentleman.
walked in from the smoking compart-
ment and. taking the man by the arm,
led him away"
How do you know the man was Z
burglar?" asked the lieutenant GOV.
ernor.
Listen. had no more than got ny
breath when the man came back. Hs
threw his arms about my snouloers
and again sat ON the chair arm. When
| reached for the bell he struck my
arm. I screamed, The gentleman
who had taken him away before ran
Into the car. and they fought. was
petrifed with fright. The gentleman
was much tho smaller. and 1t seemed
ne would surely BE- killed when sud
denly By some trick be sent the man
crashing through the Pullman window.
read Ia the paper the next day that
famous burglar was found with IN
skull fractured near the tracks"
A strange light came into Handlers
eyes. Was It possible. hs thought
mat "a strange Z coincidence
DID that occur In this stater =
asked quickly.
Yes" between BufIalo and Roches
teE two years ago In June"
The warden compressed biz
nrmly,'.',,e ',e
Was the dead burglars name Ces-
ton" be Intercepted earnestly.
Yes; that's what the papers sasa
Did Won know hinf'
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
Order Establishing Election Pre-
cinctS.

1t appearing to the hoard that owing
to the redistricting heretofore made Of
the different districts Of this county,
that 1t is necessary for the following
changes In election precincts; II is
therefore ordered by the board that the
following changes be made, and that
the following additional election pre-
ctncts be established, to.wit:
That the election precinct heretofore
known and designated as Florsla cleo
tton precinct be and the same is hereby
changed to "Latimer Election Pre-.
cinct," and shall hereafter he known as
such, and described as follows: Bound
ed on the north by township line divid-
ing townships 5 and &; bounded on the
east by the eastern section line Of Sec
tions 4, 0, l6, q, 2S and 33, OF T. 8, II. 81;
on the south by township line dividing
townships 8 and Z, on tho west by the
western boundary line OF jackson
county.
That an election precinct shall be es.
tabltshed at Larue postoffice In district
No. 8, and shall be known and desig.
mated as "Larue Election Precinctn and
described as followe: Bounded on the
horth by township line dividing town
ships 4 and s.; bounded on the east BY
eastern section line OF Sections 4, o, 10,
n, q and 80; on the south by township
line dividing townships 8 and 6, and on
the west by the western boundary line
Of jackson county.
Ordered by the board that an election
precinct be established IN district No. l
at what is known - the Wolf Ridge
schoolhouse to be known and deeig
mated as "Wolf Ridge Election Pre-
cinct," and described as follows ;
Bounded on the north by the northern
section line OF Sections "a, % and Is, T. s,
10, the northern section line Of Sec tions
%. 26, n, %, % and 30, OF T. s, r. g. and
northern section line OF Sections - and
80, L. s, X. 4; on the east by Alsbama
state line; on the south by district line,
and on the west BY Pascagoula river.
IL is ordered that the voting place Of
Oak Grove election precinct bs changed
70 Wade, a. what 10 known % the "Doc.
tors Othce."
BY order OF the Board OF Supervisors,
II. A. RoBERTs, President.
Up. pELMAs, Clerk. 1873.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
IMMIGRATION STUDY
BEING ENCOURAGED
New Orleans Banking Firm Offers
Medals to Pupils Merit
r Marks Awarded.

Mr., Q. II. Culbertson, Of the Inter
state Trust s. Banking Company OF
New Orleans, visited Central school
on last Tuesday IN company with Mr.
II Herring. Mr.. Culbertson IL con
nected with banking institution
that believes in educating the masses
on the subject OF immigratiun
through the medium OF the public
schools. To that end his progressive
banking house is Offering scholarship
medals 10 the graduating classes OF
some two hundred schools, with the
proviso that each contestant submit
a paper on the subject OF immigra-
tion, Central school being among ue
number thus honored. Mr.. Culbert-
son expressed himself as much pleased
with the general aspects of the school
aud the personnel Of the classes.
The following pupils 10 the third
and fourth grades at the Beach school
mV'in u'N'luStiVu w oCtluidISutV lut
the month of December last: Daniels
Young, Elmer Cox, Marie Allen,
Annie Savage, Catharine Brash,
Robert Watson, Katherine Watkins
and Delphine Saucier.
BY reason OF their good department
during December, the following pupils
10 Miss Meriwether's roOm at the
Beach compose the honor roll: Marie
Allen, Catherine Brash, Beulah Grant,
Lillian OLSON, Annie Savage, Erette
Trehern, Katherine Watkins, Elmer
Cox, Evelyn Rohr, Eta Savage, Doris
jenkins, Daniels Young.
The honor roll OF the primary de.
partment at the Central school for
the fourth month was: Hazel Jones,
Pearl Willitt, Ivan Walker, Ruth
Ulmer, Helen Meriwether, Mabel
Krebs, Kathleen Kell, Willie Webb,
Fritz Webb, Frank Willett, Carey
Valverde, Julian Shannon, Willie
Paquette, Hammel Jackson, Tom
Chapman, Joe Blackwell.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

rH' ENTERED.
Dec. g--Br. sch. Xeta, 1856 tons, IL. H..
Smith master, from Havana, Cuba, to
l., N. DAntxler Lumber Co.
Dec. N-Br. sch. Edna V. Pickels, $50
tons, j. N. Berry master, from HA
vAnA, Cuba, TO l.. N. nantEler Lbr. Co.
Jan. l-Nor. bk. Castle Holme, 9a1 tons,
q. HAlverson master, from Rosario,
A. r., TO l., N. Dautxler Lumber Co.
Jan. 3--Br, sch. Adonis, $40 tons, A. J,
Brown master, from Las PalmAs, @. l.,
to L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.
Jan. 3-Dr. sch. Cresuudo, 1876 tons, A. A.
King master, from Santo Domingo,
ID. r., to l.. N. Dantxlcr Lumber Go.
Jan. 3-Br. sch. Delta, 2S7 tons, q, o.
Sherman master, from Kingston, ia.
maica, to L, N. DAntxler Lumber 90.
Jan. Sam. sch. Henrietta J. Powell,
2A tons, w. l.. Pinder master, from
Vera Crus, Mexico, to l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

AxxuTxSANT GOVERNOR rAY WAS AZ.
NOUNCED.
tning the law forbids, does It when
ever the opportunity offers without Z
chance Of gain? What do you call Z
man y az who does thing for the love q
ster.
Artist Then I've got a lot Of
them" laughed Handler sarcastically.
well, to me they are insane"
To Rose Lane the adventure was ex-
tremely interesting. Finally succeed
rs In gaining her uncle's consent to
ug-AccQmpauyings shhn ons q .xisit IA
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
CONTINUED FROM PAGE

ICONTINUED FROM PAGE /
nrr stanu -7a5 rIar~ 1nHn WHO De-
came spy or decoy must associate
continually with men and women Of
questionable character, thus rendering
1t impossible to secure or much less
remain in honest employment.
"Boshw exclaimed Handler as she
ceased. '"These folks we get don't
want to live straight, won't live
straight, can't live straight when they
get on the outside. First, they're all
lazy; second, most of them are in.
sane.
what would you call man." con.
tinued the warden, "who does some.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
coNTRAcr NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids vn,
be received up TO the hour OF ~ o'clo.s NJ
on Monday. February q, 1911. for prIntine and
furnishing blanks 10 the various ofYicers ~
jackson County, Mississippi.1 y
Bond Will be required Of successful bidder
any and all bids. 's'o's
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest: X. A. ROBERTS, President,
1. p. DELMAS, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

Have you weak throat? II so, you
cannot be too careful. You cannot
begin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable TO another and
the last IL always the harder to cure
II you will take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy % the outset you will be
saved much trouble. Sold by all
dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS IN FUNT.
Am. sch. Oscar g., los, Newman.
Br. sch. Albert ID. Mills, S26, Brinton.
Br. sch. q. w. Mile, SlS, Mailman.
Am. sch. Susie u. Dantxler, l7S, Deth'
lon.
Am. sch. william X. Park, 1851, Gaul.
Am. sch. L. Herbert Taft,
Dr. sch. Hornet, S71, Miller.
BIZ. bkt. SkodA. 65S, Snow.
Br. sch. Zeta, 335, Smith.
Br. sch. Edna v. Ptckels, $50, Berry.
Nor. bk. Castle Holme. p96, Halverson.
Br. sch. Adonis, $40, Brown,
Br. sch. Cresundo. l96, King.
Br. sch. Delts, 81, Sherman.
Am. sch. Henrietta j. Powell, 2i4, Pin.
der, atsartsr..t Is H.t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

Chapberlain's Cough Remedy never
disapp1ints those who use 1t for obsti.
nate dipghs, colds and irritations Of
the throat and lungs. 1t stands un.
rivalleyi Ne remedy for all throat and
lung dfseases. Sold BY all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IL not
q common, everyday cough mixture.
II Ia a mtrttorious remedy for all the
troublesome and dangerous com plica.
tions resulting from cold In the head,
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by ali
dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

Never feed meat scraps that wste
made Of rotten meat GOOD, paI.
feed Ii lthe only thing that ever oos11
20 be fed 70 = fowl Of snyl kind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

''Doan's Ointment cured me Of &c.
zena that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent. y
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commissioners
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06

The busiest and mivhtiest little
thing that ever was made Is Cham her-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you 70.
quire their aid. These tablets cha nge
weakness intv strength, listlessness
into energy, gloominess lnto joyous.
ness. Their action Is 80 gentle one
don't realize they have taken u purRa.
tive. Sold by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
MARINE.
PORr or pAsoAaOULA,
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OFFIoE DEMooRAT-STAR, I
Psscagoula, Miss, Jan. q, 1911. I
[ Report for week ending jan. 8, 1911.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
CLEAREp.

Dec. 3i-Mex. ss. OxacA, Qst tons, L,zar.
riturri master, for Vera Cruz, Mexico,
with 3tl,OO0 n. lumber, val. $5,a4S, by
l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Company.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-06
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rgid ~ W A. Gofr VI sls per mile 10
building and msintaiolog fnf twi
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rad y approved
". v Fiuny, w J JUhnsin, ] J.
Dsntzler and W II BiIto sppuiutel
q. committees 10 exsmine auditor
bupks
County treasurer difecied ~ tran,
fer slO0 from forest and psme fund I
general county fund
q ntfact for building dump a
Black Greek, district 2. awarded 10 j
l. Williams ~ 800 per mile.
: Order establishing election district
see elsewhere In this issue.
: Order authorizing registrar to trar
scribe mutiIatcd poll books.
Allowances as follows
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the proper word instead OF sup
poSc) that cod had a due time to
call Paul and that due time was
lis Paul ,onrned to Damascus
Acts . Il and he trembling and
aStoniShod said, Lord what wilt
thou have me tD do: and tue.
Lord said unto him. arise and
go int" tn" city and it Shall be
told thee What thou must do,
81 Sam. y II, III see how the
Lord selected Saul as captain
over Israel J.
Also | Sam. IG~~3 and thou
>Ih;lit anoint unto me him whom
name unto thee. Now we
might refer you to many other
instances Of the ord ) selections
but we believe. it to be the truth
seekers advantage to help them
-eii YES to GGott $ 1TucNS as much
rs licth in themselves. Now
some believe there were thirteen
apostles. We think not in the
divi>iGn Of the land of Canaan
there was no land given to the
LeviteS. Josh Il, I, 20. But
( the LeviteS have 10 part among
Won; for the pric sthood of the
Lord is their inheritance. Toe
Lcvites typiti ad tive spiritual
class, that are to become spirit
ual beings, that aIC to inherit al
things as Rev. 2l, Z. He thai
overcomcth shall inherit al
things etc. Christ chose his dis
Iciples. Luke 6, Is and of them he
chose twelve, whom also he
manned apostles. Though one o
them would betray him. Chris
knew it when he sel( cted hin
john Is, i. Now We see tina
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OF. TX. BRUSHYKNOB Mo- Thursday Mar. 23rd 1911 Nos.

Christ did not delegate power to
any one to choose his apostles,
But he tells them Luke II, 10.
Aud behold, | send the prom
Use of my father upon you: but
tarry We in the city of Jerusa
lem until We be endued with
power from on high. Acts 1-l3
And when they were come in
they went up into an upper
room where abode, Peter, James
John, Andrew, Phillip, Thomas,
Bartholomew: Matthew. James,
Simons, Zalotcs and Judas, yer.
II.
, These all continued with one
|accOrd in prayer and Supplica-
ton with the women, and Mary
the mother Of Jesus. and with
his brethren, YER, Is.
And in those days lie bet1ixt
the day Of Christ Ascension and
pentcco>t (about ten days, wait
ling tarrying) Peter stood up in
the midst "f the disciples and
said YER. l( men and brethren
this scripture must needs have
been fulfilled, etc.
| Now Peter was impulsive, and
when this scripture come to his
mind he seemed toact and spcil
with no Thought of the lack o
the power which the Lprd prom
i>ed them and com handed then
to wait for.
- You remember that Peter be
fore Christ's ascension got tiret
of waiting. followed his old fish
ing company again and Uohn p
y went back to his old trade.
, W.. are not finding fault will
Peter for this, but the object j,
r to unfold the scripture Wer'
any of us placed in Peter 8 con
u dition we might have done
great deal worse than gore
+ fishing, up to this time they hat
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not received the Holy Ghost in
power ii g the power Of the Holy
Ghost. But for the purpose of
giving them peace. John 2O-21.
- He breathed on them and
said unto them receive We the
Holy Ghost. So we find the a.
posths closing an apostle with
out the power. Says one they
prayed and asked the Lord to
show which Of the two they had
appointed. Well they chose both
of them first, and then asked the
Lord to take his choice Of the
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V1RAcRUZ3 Mo-.

Paul called to be an Apostle Of
jesus chr st through, the will of
Cod. Cor. | |.
Plui Il servant Of Jesus Christ
called to be- an apostle, separated
unto til" gospel of Cod. Rom. l.r.
We now here have ranl's te.;,
timnny that he was ca'lp,l to Gr
AN Apostle,
Paul an A. ,>tlr. not of men.
nelthrr by man. but by .Nr,uS
Christ, and God the Father. who
raised him from the (catt. Gal
IT AID now his testimony
tln"5 lr was not Called or made
AN apostle by tnt'u OF by InaN.
BNt certify you Brethren
that the gospel which wa,
preached Of me j. not after man
For | neither received 1t of man
neither was | taught it, but hy
Tie Revelation OF Jesus Christ
cal. 1-ll-lo.
So we SOC the gospel that Pau
preached, did not come to him
through the ether Apostles, but
directly from me Lord. Blu
when it pleased God who Separa
It'd me from my mothers WON'T
and call me by his grace, to re
veal his Son in lie. that | nigh
preach him among the hoathun
'm"odiatcly | conferred not will
| flesh and blood. Cal l-l1-lG
Now we have it. here thai COO
! had when Paul Was Dorna wor.
for him t. DO, as Cyrus, Isaial
It - -. That saith of CYRUS lie
is my shepherd, and Shall per
form all my pleasure even saying
t. Jerusalem Tnon shalt b'
bud, etc. So we see that thu
Lord has plans, and in due tim,
works them out. Hom. Ih. il
due time Christ tlied Nst. Tim
90. who gave himself ii ran son
Tor d !. to be testified in due time
|lTtus ! ), But hath in due time
manifested his word throng'
lpreachinE) manifested mean
Wade ItnoWn.) q PIT. So Hum
, bic yourselves therefore unde
!, the mighty hand Of cod that h
may eyait YOU in due time
ThcE we conclude iii that
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two. And they cast their lots
We do not know how their lots
We're cast but one or the other
was sure to be selected. Now
because they prayed, we do not
think they would change Christ's
plan Of CLOSING hi, own apostles.
The Bible in three parts his.
tory, Law and Prophecy. The
prophecy was that another
should take Judah's place. The
law was the apostles should tar.
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Be as careful t. keep the
weeds out Of the minds OK your
children as you are to keep tj1cm
out OF your garden. Bat re.
member something will grow
there. lfyou don't plant them
with(Sood grain the tareS will
take root in spite Of you. Keep a
library of good clean books and
by all means keep your home
paper before tdem.
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Home Circle
Column

What a happy world this world
would be it the inn>cency Of
chlldhood's tender years could
be carried thru age So while
we ave training them in the way
they should walk, let as watch
our own footsteps. and not eat
of their harmless miTth TO Suit
our tastes that have grown
sombrc with age and care