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JAS. s. MCCONNELL. K. of R. 4 g.
 Nj. W. of 4.
 Hot Springs Camp No. 13343 Medern Woodmen of America. meet each Wed nesday evening sa2 Is Central ave. at s o'clock. W. F. JIBB, V. c. ,. J. HICKMAN, Clerk.
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?. '. P. ELLSWORTH, q. U K.
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Silver Leaf Camp No. 8. woodmen Of the World. meets at Moose hall. 72O -2 Central avenue. first and third Thursday nights of each month. Visiting soyereigns invited to attend.
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Ns!1hts cf Py$hses- Meets every Tuesday night, fJs l-' Central avenue.
 ROBT H LOWER. c. c.
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LIBBTE o'NEAI. Guardian. MAGGIE OTHERS, Clerk.
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WoodInan CIrcIt

Meets every second and fourth Thur day. Visiting soyereigns invited to g tend
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JOHN T. SIMMONS. Secretary.
kn!ahss cf PYshl...

P. O. Box 29S.
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~ tone, W. T.. Pinder master, for vere
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val H,I25, by Il, N. Dantzief Lbr, Co
April b--Br. sch. Delta, 2s7 tons. Geo o.
sherman master, for Havsns, Cuba,
with $4,000 H. lumber, val. t3,i98, by
Il. ". Danfxler Lu m Der Co
April ~ Am. sch. Mary n. Barrett, 1854
tons, SarReant master, for Boston,
with 1858 cross ties.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Br. sch. Zeta, 335, Doe.
Br. sch. q. w. Mills, 8ls, Mailman,
Br. sch. Doris NJ. Pickup, y72, borden.
Am. sch. Elizabeth Dsntsler, 36I, Al.
berts.
Am. sch. Susie B. Dsnsslsr, ia, Dsth.
Am. sch. Frontinse, 1,40O, Doe.
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500 Reward, $10O.

The readers OF this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Ia at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure In all its stages and
that Is Catarrh Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re-.
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature In doing Its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith 10 it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that u fails TO cure. Send for
list OF testimonials
Address +. j. CHENEY & Co., To.
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Purely A Democratic Primary.


Within the current week strong In
timation has been given OF what an.
pears to be the inception OF a con.
certed movement on the part OF
Others than democrats TO participate
IN the primaries next August. The
August primaries will not constitute,
strictly speaking, a general election.
These primaries are, and should be,
for democrats only. The only candi.
dates to be voted upon are democrats,
or hold themselves as such, and the
primaries are adopted purely for the
purpose OF permitting the democratic
family to select one member OF that
family for each OF the Offices TO be
filled. The general election Is SEIZED.
uled to follow later In the year who.
ever goes into party primary pub.
licly announces and stamps himself
as OF that party. The history of past
primaries is pointed to as evidence
that the will OF the real democrats
has been defeated purely because
voters OF some other political faith
participated Ia such primaries. The
participation OF non-democrats In a
democractic primary should not be
tolerated. The election commission
ers and the election managers are
charged with the duty OF seeing that
all elections should be properly con.
Quoted, and the permitting OF Others
than OF the party faith to participate
In such primary is not properly con.
Quoting an election. The candidate
who openly aud proudly boasts OF his
friendehip and close relations with
the republicans IN the United States
senate reasonably may be expected to
be glad TO see republicans participate
In Mississippi democratic primary,
but that mass M intelligence within
the party as reasonably may be cx-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07
Guy D. Dean For County Superin.
tendent Of Education.

In the announcement column OF
this issue appears the formal card OF
Prof. Guy ID. Dean as a candidate for
reelection TO the office OF county
superintendent OF education. Pro.
lessor Dean has served the county
with the highest ability, and resume
OF the advancement OF the cause of
education and the accomplishments
OF his terms OF Office shows that he
individually and the people OF the
county have much for which to be
proud, During his tlrst year OF office
there was an election held by which
the school levy was increased, by
means OF which the white teachers
salaries have been materially in.
creased, the average being from $50 o.
TO 1877. AS per month. All OF the coun-
by schools except three desire winter
terms, aud during the past three years
these schools have been enabled to
have winter terms, these terms begin
ming In October and ending Ia April.
The superintendent is supposed TO
visit as many OF the county schools 10
person as possible. During his nrst
year, Professor Dean succeeded In
personally visiting about two-thirds
OF all the schools. In his second year
he visited all but four, and In the
third year visited each aud every
school In the county at least once, aud
some OF them twice. In his fourth
year he visited each aud all OF the
schools Of the county, and made a
second visit to about one.third OF
them. A record OF the condition and
progress OF the work aud OF the con-
dition OF the houses and grounds
was made, and these records are kept
on Ole 10 his otiice, the same az those
required by law. 1t Is shown that
during the past three years, from
data gathered from the reports fur. |
nished by the various schools, the
sum Of si5,Tl32s has been spent In
school improvements aud supplement. !
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Mr. percy's PATRONAGE

The WOMAN sho has been post
master at Moss Point has been turned
down Tor feappoiatnent ~ that %.
sltlOn and MAN named ~ succeed
her. Elsewhere IN this issue ia print
o1 a news dispatch % The Mobile
Register IN which 10 IA specifically
stated that the p0stmistfess has
served about twelve years IN that
oilco and that she made "wofthy
0nicIal.n with this statement M
coming from Moss Point, the city
affected, accepted a. true, the failure
10 re.appolnt the WOMAN may be
construed 10 mean that political sig.
ntlcaDcc may be attached TO the fact
that u MAN has been named Some
weeks ago shls paper called attention
70 a boast that had been sent out
from Jackson, Miss, the headquar.
tiers city Of the Percy campaign, that
Mr.. Percy had appealed 20 the presi-
dent with the argument that MEN
should be put Into federal positions
OF trust and sponsibilIty That
boast went further, In the reprinted
Item In this paper, and said that a
change would be made IN this city,
where u WOMAN is competenty
serving and has been for some years.
This paper does not charge that Mr..
Percy has carried out part OF this
alleged boast In making change AT
Moss Point by removing WOMAN
and putting MAN Ia the olilce, but
IL most positively and certainly states
that every indication points TO
manlpulatIons OF the nne political
hand OF Mr.. Percy. This paper does
not mean TO insinuate In the remotest
manner anything derogatory to the
newly appointed postmaster. IL Is
understood that he is d highly capable
gentleman, entirely worthy OF the
confidence OF the people and the gov
crnment The point that Is cmpha.
sized, however, is that the change IN
Moss Point, following SO closely upon
the alleged boast by Mr., Percy, and
In such harmony with what was then
stated were his Intentions, that the
cbivalrous voters OF Mississippi (and
there are no more chivalrous men on
earth than they) must realize and
recognize the deep political signin.
canoe that may easily be attached to
the situation Indicated. This paper
does not know II the new postmaster
Is, or Is not, an anti.Vardaman MAN
that point Is OF no Importance, but
II is very important TO know and
realize that n WOMAN was turned
down and u MAN appointed, follow.
Ing this alleged boast.
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tar saisfies divided ~ hliDes
hglIdlhss fepslfbv a0d fuf0lsblng
fifT29 s2 libraries tilg ~. subfle.
nentify teachers ssllfles s9.soo
TINS means thft there bsge beea
thirteen new h0uscs bulit. elghtesn
coile9i eight painted, foffy four for
nisbed WITH patent desks, nficen with
libraries. ana SIR fenced No part NJ
this expenditure came from the school
fuod " from taxes, bat vas derived,
partly, from tic sixteenth section
fund and mostly from the school de.
tflcts, aod Is composed " money sub
sciibcd m raised Ny entertainments
and from donations " material and
labor The last mentioned more likely
being underestimate than otherwise.
Professor Dean Is Justly proud Of
this splendid record, but be does not
Claim the credit for these achieve
meots. He gracefully acknowledges
his Indebtedness b. lls predecessors
ia Office Tor many various things that
have tended TO make his own work
easier In performance, and % the
teachers, patrons and trustees, all Of
whom have heartily co operated with
him and who have, he modestly says,
done the work
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07
URGES FERRY OVER
PASCAC0ULA RIVER
Idea Is Given New Impetus In
Interview Given Out In Biloxi
BY PascagouIa Citizen

According ~ 40 Interview with J
w. Iink " this city, sent out from
Biloxi 10 the Mobile Register NJ last
Tuesday, the Idea " ferry across
The Pascagoula fivcf IL being revived.
This suggestion WIS made In this city
some time ago aud offered excellent
food for thought Il. -. Chcnuwcth
has repeatedly urged the provision Of
some transportation across the river,
but the suggestion, when made, did
not prove timely, With the thought
that probably has since been given
the scheme u appears 10 ind more
favor In the public mind.
Mr. links revival Of the scheme, It
Is hoped, will result In more interest
being developed la the several coast
towns, and some concerted action
toward a realization OF the plan. lie
indicates the many benefits TO be de.
rived from the construction OF the
ferry, and calls attention TO the
rather inexpensive construction
thereof. Mr. links interview, as
published is as follows:
Biloxi, Miss, April 8.~-"One OF the
greatest needs OF the gulf coast IL a
ferry across Pascagoula riyer,n said
j. w Zink Of Pascagoula, manager
OF the Biltless plantations, this even.
ing, while on a visit TO Biloxi,
with good ferry across that
river" he continued there would be
additional development OF the coast,
and each city and town along the
coast should Mt once take up this
matter. The ferry would be OF great
advantage for all traffic, including
automobiles, aud such ferry would
mean quckeDing Influences for the
building OF trolley line from Biloxi
TO Mobile. The ferry would not cost
much, and waterway could be easily
obtained, and with the cleaning out
OF one or two places, barge could be
run without much trouble This
would, by the wny, afford good road
by automobile between Bay st. Louis
and Mobile. The roads between these
points are good, with one or two ex-
ceptions, Between Pascngoula and
Mobile there Is fine graded road, a
distance OF forty.one miles,
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7. A. Roberts For Tax Assessor.

Elsewhere 10 this issue appears the
omc1al announcement Of r A. Rob
erls OF Hurley, as a candidate for the
once OF tax assessor. Mr. Roberts Is
a native OF jackson county and has
resided therein all OF his HE. He
began bis HES work on farm, aud
was actively engaged 10 that line ~
Work 10 his younger manhood. Some
what later he went intb the logging
business In which he m ade u success,
IND continued that business until
some years ago when be sold out
Some months ago he was named by
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me board Of supervisors as mana ger


the board OF supervisors as manager
for the county poor house.
Mr.. Roberts is one OF the best
known residents Of his section OF the
county, and has always been ideuti.
fed with the democratic party. His
present campaign is the 6rst for an
elective Office that he has ever made,
although he served as deputy tax
assessor all during the term OF Asses
sor Ramsay, and later became q
deputy sheriff when Mr.. Ramsay was
elected sheriff. Mr.. Roberts served
about eight years as deputy assessor
and four years as deputy sheriff. He
believes that his long experience as
deputy assessor has given him the
necessary knowledge and ability to
properly assess the land values Of the
county. and his friends urge that his
selection Will prove q valuable one IN
every particular.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07
R. A. Roberts For Board Of SUI.
pervis0rS.

Elsewhere In this issue appears the
formal and official announcement OF
II. A Roberts OF Orange Grove, for
reelection as a member OF the board
OF supervisors for district No, 3. Mr.
Roberts Is now serving his first tern
on the board, and asks reelection az
an endorsement Of his administration
He is native OF jackson county anc
has resided therein all his life. He
married Jackson county young lady
Miss Johnson, and has an interesting
family. When a young man, Mr.
Roberts started out in life Ia the
logging business at Hurley, aud later
went into the turpentine business al
the same place. Some ten years oil
more ago he sold out his turpentiBe
business and moved to Orange Grove,
where he still resides. Until recently
he was in the mercantile business at
that place, but is now operating a
saw mill and shiDgle mill at Orange
Grove.
Some years ago Mr. Roberts was,
for one term, member OF the county
executive committee, and has always
been Identified as a working democrat
In the ranks. Under various sherisYs
be has served as deputy for about
ten years, but never held an elective
office until elected to the board OF
supervisors. In urging the reelection
OF Mr., Roberts, his friends point to
the fact that Jackson county had no
roads nor steel bridges before his
election to the board. and that he
Immediately set in motion the efforts
that resulted In the $50, 900 bond issue
for the construction OF seven good
roads 10 the county. 1t is pointed
out that the agitation, bond issue aud
construction OF these good roads have
been Initiated and completed within
his one term OF office, something like
one hundred and seventy miles Of
good roads having been built and six
steel bridges constructed. He Is an
earnest and insistent advocate Of good
roads for the whole county and only
steel or concrete bridges where
bridges are necessary. He Is deeply
Interested In ferry across the river,
and has placed himself on record 10
favor of such construction. He be.
lieves the construction OF such ferry
10 the very near future would prove
such a popular institution that u per.
roadway would be demanded
as q necessity within a few years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07

Jackson. Miss, IA ril 4.-The gu.
preme court yesterday handed down
the following decIsions:
NJ 2. Haley vs. Drainage Commis.
si0nefs. chancery c0grt, Leaore c0pn.
"; motion 70 advance case sustained
and cause erbmittsd.
Garner Smith ". A. "A. qauthen.
circuit court, Madison county 70
versed and remanded.
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Va. r. NJ Sanders, circuit court Lt0-
colo county; a0jrWed.
st, Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road C0mpany ". Mrs. Ida Sanders0p,
et al. circuit court, Monroe county;
suggestion OF error oYerfuled.
Mary b Chandler vs.. Chlckas1w
County; motion sustained and set for
SECOND Monday In April.
IAtum Lumber Company et Al ~.
q. W. Wcite, circuit court, Forrest
c !. motion toset aside sififmance
PItts6otr s,tssl Company Is. Clarke
y 20, circuit copft; Loo county; Is
q. 81 wilson ". Town Of Hands
ooro. ci!cult court. Harrison county,
Geo. Miller u. state, circuit court
Winston county; reversed and 9
\ IA NJ Y J Nj NJ. Hoys y. Newton Lanbss
and notwithstanding Company, r!teAl
c y ; f1top eooetyi reversed 49,
+ b 6ouald Y. first Nstios.l
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Heavy, impure blood makes a mud
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nauseau, indigestion. Thin blood
makes you weak, pale, slckly. Bur.
dock Blood Bitters makes the blood
rlch, red, pure - restores perfect
health.
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Prompt relief Ia all cases OF throat
and lung trouble II you use Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant 10
take. soothing and healing 10 effect,
Sold by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
JACKSON CoUNTY-APRIL TERM. 1911

JACKSON C0UNTY-APRIL TERM. 1911.
Report Of s. Bradford, keeper Fort
Bayou bridge, showing collections OF
e62. 80, approved.
County treasurer directed to fore
close all deeds Of trust upon pf0perty
10 cases where interest Is overdue III
six months or more.
J. M. Griiiin,. commissioner, di.
fected to Immediately proceed with
building road 1877, district 4. also To
repair all frst-class roads In districts
: and which have been built BY the
convict foreman.
fresident authorized to lease a road
roller for use Of coubty on best posi-.
BILE terms.
Reports Of treasurer, superint eudent
OF education and sheriff approved.
Upon report Qf road Commissioner
on lile the petition OF M. j, Rnhcrfs
and others for public road from Brown
bridge to Arena p0stoffice and from
Arena Arena postofiice to Dickens road Is
Road commissioner directed to nro.
coed with following work, to vii: IA
erect mile posts and sign boards on ali
nratcIaes roads IN county; build road
from Laine pogtOfflce to city limits ~
Moss Point; trade road from Pasca.
goula city limits ID DclIus crossing
and from Richard Trchern's to nas.
tire gate, and from Bayou Casst,ife
Pr gectton line 70 Pascaroula civ fUs
limits; clear right 0f wap 10 *
proac1es TO Black preek bridge. AZ.
trict n 70 repair al Hrstrclass r,ads
Ia oeats and that we're constr trcled
With convict labor. ~ y = y
. a ttorney OF the board authorized "
institute prosecutions against m rules
violating Dish ordinances ana II s IN,
pioy game wardens or other leenl oS;-
latUfn. a n -,
Allowances = 1olIowm
SS Z! D1ntxtef, supplies 70 conv camp III II
Z ~ Ggs !SMe posv ore, ooafdng eonvicls j, "a a
u VIZ I1lnn' convict Foreman, tncidcntnlS . ID
y viymni con tofe, c0nylct transportation Il
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The housewife is known by the
broad she bakes. ass'
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A Pelham. ice. March,
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7 a Pelham, ice, March. !. ................ fs
Or r Ratlinl service and supplies 70
Fred Taylor. circuit clerk telephone, Mar q;
Sherman Stationery Co. supplies, cir clerk "a
Sherman Stationery Go. supplies, chan elk "a
T. Delmar, clerk, postage, telephone Mar 3 i
l = peimes clerk ex.o1icio scry, Let quar- 80 o
Motifs q Taylor fufn 70, euppIioa to Jail "a
Pascagoula Chronicle. supplies, % officers. 40
W W Woodman, freight and haulIrR. 80. III
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scranton Pharmacy, supplies to Jail. ..... ~
W = bullock shells, road 1ols dist 4....... %
" bullock, shells, road 100, dist 4. 800. 81
Eaacagoula pemocratEtar, exam notices (. Z
Il J Amer, hauling, acct Fort Rsyou bridge
Russell 4 Minor lumber, acct n Bayou bdg 60 /
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c'E chtdscy 4, fees In conyiotcases. IS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-07
THE SECOND REPORT.

At the same time. coincidentally, 1t
appears, another report was brought
to the city during the week that indi.
Gated another linking up Of western
system with the Mississippi Central
road, and the revival OF the rImor OF
the extension Of the last named road
into this port. The extension OF the
Mississippi Central road into this
port, or the rumor thereof, is al old
story In this section. The import.
ance Of the revival Of this rumor