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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21
The Election Commissioners.

y The Jackson county election com.
missioners have met and completed
their work Of going over the polling
lists, That work has been satisfac.
torily done, and every action OF the
commissioners, individually and col.
lectively, deserves the highest com.
mendation OF all classes OF citizen.
ship, regardless OF factional align.
ment. The bunglesome data supplied
the commissioners tended to make
their difficult task even more dinlcult,
aud whether this bungling was done
In an attempt TO assist relative, q
friend or the machine candidates In
general, cannot be stated, but the
commissioners, with commendable
patience and forbearance went
through the mass OF INSTRUMENTATION
aud succeeded In doing an excellent
work. Whatever errors may have
been committed In their work as com,
pleted are most certainly errors of
omission and not OF commission in
any sense OF the term. TIE DEMO
CRAr-STAR congratulates the com.
missioners, individually and col
lectively, for the demonstration OF
their desire and intention OF endeav-
oring to be fair with every individual
citizen as well as with the various
candidates for the offices. Instead OF
the sum total OF their work resulting
in the predicted one hundred and tifty
votes at the box in this city, there is
shown a total OF three hundred and
two legal voters, aud instead OF the
prophcsied thirty-two votes at the
Beach there Is shown total Of fifty
four votes. Once more, Mr.. Westfall,
DR., Tabor and Mr.. Cox, congratula-
tionsl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21
W. G. PARKER, Clerk.
ORDINANCE 40. 1nll.s

An ordinance entitled an ordinance regulating
meat markets, bakeries and the vending OF meats'
hsl; oysters and other provisions within the City
OF Pascagoua, Mississippi.
ne II ordained by the Board of Mayor and AL
lermen OF the City OF Pascagoula, Mssissippi:
Section l. That each butcher or baker. or ven.
dor OF fish or oysters, or other provisions in the
raw state, occupying any market house shop or
bakery IN the City of Pascagoula shall keep all
bakery screened with wire netting of sufficiently
smalmesh to exclude house flies and mosquitoes
ana such butcher, baker or vendor of fish oysters
OF other provisions In tho raw state shall ut least
once 10 each day wash and scrape the stalls
docks; benches hooks and other storage places
IN SAID market house, shop, bakery or other place
where such provisions are kept for sale and keen
same scrRpulously clean.
Sec. .. That no person shall sell or offer for sale
at any market house, bakery shop or from anv
delivery wagon, or otherwise in the City of Pas.
cag0uia any unsound or tainted meat game oys.
.els nsn or other provisions in the raw state, nor
permit the came to be done in any market or but.
cner shop or from any delivery wagon or other
wise.
Sec. 3. That each and every delivery wagon
used by any butcher, baker or other vendor of
other provisions in the raw state for the sale ar
delivery of meats, game fish, oysters or bread.
snail pc sufficiently protected with screens so as
70 exclude house flies or mosquitoes and that alI
docks benches, hooks or boxes or other stora &c
places in such delivery wagons shall be kept scrl
pulousy clean.
Sec 4. That all meat markets and fish sbops
and oyster shops or other shops where provisions
IN the raw state are kept for sale shall be open to
ntses 81 the city marshal and city health
oincer at all reasonable hours, and that the said
city marshal or city health officer shall 90 into
each market house bakery or fish or oyster shop
OF other place where provisions in the raw state
are Kept Tor sale and make thorough inspection
OF SAID premises without previous notice to tile
occupant or owner thereof and shall thorourhIv
inspect same at least once during each month and
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EIGHT CANDIDATES
ARE THE NOMINEES
County Executive Committee De-
clares No Opposition Found
Against Certain Of The
Office Seekers.

The Jackson county democratic
executive committee met last Tues
day morning at the court house in
this city, the time limit for candi.
dates getting their names upon the
official ballot expiring at that time.
The membership Of the committee
was well represented. Mr.. Beasley
OF Ocean Springs was found to be
ineligible TO serve as a member OF the
committee, and Henry Gautier of
Gautler was named to succeed him
on the committee.
After going over the list of candi-
dates who had conformed to the rules
aud regulations relative to having
their names appear upon the Official
ballot, the committee announced that
eight candidates were without oppo-
sition and they were formally de.
clared the democratic nominees for
the respective Offices, and their names
will not appearA0n the official ballot
for the primaries The money paid
In by these unopposed candidates was
returned to them.
The candidates declared nominated
for their respective offices are as fol.
lows: Guy d. Dean, county superin.
tendent OF education; r. w. Cown,
county treasurer; Fritz w. Colmer,
member Of board OF supervisors from
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21

NEXT MEETING SET FOR
THURSDAY, AUGUST THIRD
sevsfsI Committees Named For
Various Work Connected
With The Polling OF
Votes And Election.

The county executive committee
has completed It's labOfs and ad.
IOufned until 10 O'Clock on the morn.
Ing Of Thursday, August 3, next.
The most Important work ~ the com.
mIttee, other than told elsewhere,
was the appointment Of the mana.
gers and clerks NJ the election at the
various election precincts
In addition 20 the election Of Henry
Gautier as q member OF the com.
mIttee TO succeed W. Il Beasey. ineIi.
gibIe, }. q. Ely was named TO succeed
W. j. johnson, who resigned because
he Is a candidate for office
II. ii. Lewis, II. J. johnson and J. j.
Mcintosh we're named as the commit
tee TO send out the ballot boxes~to the
various election precincts. N. Nc.
Inns, j. ID. Minor and W. II. Kell
were elected as a Pictorial committee
W. Il. David, 5. II. johnson and r. J.
Jane were elected the senatorial com.
mittee. j. Bounds, George e. Arndt
and q. G.. Johnson, Jr., we're elected
the judicial committee.
The managers and peace officers for
Tor several election precincts Ia the
county were named as follows:
Jones Election. Precinct-J. D. Baria,
Il. q. Mizelle, w. III. Hamilton, man
ayers; N. M. Monteith, peace officer.
Oak Grove-Dan Ward, Eugene Parker,
j. Prentiss Davis, managers; John A.
Faggard, peace officer.
Wolf Ridge-M. G. Goff, N. w. Cole
man, Cam Cronier, managers; s. j.
Yawn, peace officer.
Escatawpa-P. M. Davis, A. A. Fields,
William s. Robinson, managers; w. q.
Oliver, peace officer.
Moss Point h. @. Breland, T. Z.
| Spencer, George W. O'Neill, managers;
$. G. Holley, peace officer.
Pecan-E. Holland, Thomas Roberts,
}. ID. Gould, managers; Wei. Farragut,
peace officer.
Orange Grove IT. G. Jones, j. II.
Jones, A. j. Murray, managers; Will
lam Mansfield, peace officer.
East Side-W. A. Hooks. j. w. Wal
ters, Joseph Wright, managers; Leon
Santo, peace officer.
Scranton-W. M. CAVITY, w. j. Brun-
son, Y. y. johnson, managers; Eugene
Gautier, peace officer.
Pascagoula ~. 9. Laird, L. e. Tag
gert, George w. Ladnier, managers; g.
w. Taggert, peace officer.
West Pascagoula-J. II. Taylor, J. T.
Martin, G. III. Roberts, managers; w. C.
Parrigin, peace officer.
Ocean SPRINGS. r. V. lie Cand, j. D.
Minor, Ernest Pabst managers; Il. L.
Tardy, peace officer.
Jacobs-Eugene Fountain, Peter Can.
nette, Volite Boreas, managers; Felix
Fountain, peace officer.
Latimer-T. II. Brown, u. Delaney,
C.P. Scarborough, managers; N. Cru.
thirds, peace officer.
Larue-J. w. Cox, b. +. Wilkerson,
w. >. Byrd, managers; j. M. Wilker-
son, peace officer.
Bluff Creek-J. A. Ramsay, A. l.. Or
rell, M, M. Martin, managers; w. s.
Taylor, peace officer.
Wiikinson-J. b. Ramsay, P. b. Car
ter, f. E. Furry, mansgers; G. III. Bill,
DO, peace officer.
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MARINE.
PORT OF PAsCAaOuLA.

OFFICE DEMooRAT-STAR, !
Pascagoula. Miss, July q, l9ll. :
Report for week ending July 20, 1911. !
ENTERED.
July IL Dan. sch. Isabel, 255 tons, II.
II. Foote master, from Havana, Cuba,
to Robinson Land and Lumber Co.
July lam. sch. Silacon, 1926 tons, A.
Peters master, from Port.de. France,
Martinique, to L. N. Oantzler Lbr Co.
July 9-Br. sch. Doris NJ. Pickup, 372
tons, G, =. Borden master, from Car
denas, Cuba, to L.. n. Dantzler Lbr, Go.
CLEARED.
July lam, sch. John Francis, 2S5 tons,
II. p. Vessel master, for Havana,
Cuba, with 226,000 II. lumber, val.
sl,06s, by ]. Bounds.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Dan. sch, Isabel, 255. Foote.
Am. sob. Silacon, 425, Peters.
Br. sch. Doris NJ. Pickup, 80, Borden.
Am. sch. Mary j. Taylor, 377, Duke
sbtre.
Am. sch. griffin, 305, Bodden.
Br. sch. Hornet, 37l, Miller.
Am. sch. Otis, 23S, Peterson.
Am. sch. Henrietta j. Powell, 2ii, PEN
der,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21

Every day chat the campaign 10
jackson county progresses, fresh eyi.
dcnco Is gathered that The machine Is
making desperate efforts ~ capture
the county officers The state senator
and the legislators, both from the
county and the foater There can be
bot one motive IN such a desire and
That motive Is 30 dictate % the peo-
pie ~ the machine sees no 90 so die.
tate, and the removal of the court
house Is one of The pet schemes and
has been for years, and is generally
known % the thinking people. Look
Into each candidate for each Office and
ind where the strings from him lead,
and when they gather 10 the common
centre Of tine machine, knife that
candidate as you would the breeder Of
pestilence, for disease Of the body
polite Is, at times, even worse than
disease Of the mortal frame. Look
around you, Mr.. Voter, and answer To
yourself the question as to what
benefits have you or your city reaped
from the machine and It's hlighting
rule And remember, too, that the
machine has its candidate from the
United States seDatorship and right
down the line to the board OF super.
vlsOrs in some beats. In fact, 1t is
stated on what Is believed to be excel.
lent authority, that when candidates
for the minor Offices approach the die
tators OF the machine aud ask fol
support, commentator, etc, that
they are plainly and bluntly told thai
unless they are AGAINST Vardamar
no encouragement will be given them
Talk about your czarism, Mr.. Voter
that Is coming mighty close TO TIT
limit IL is encouraging to know
according TO report, that one candi
date for a state Office possessed thai
inherent manhood that the voters OF
Mississippi love to honor and respect
bluntly Informed the machine czar
that 1T is NONE OF HIS BUSl
NESS AS TO WHOM SAIL
CANDIDATE PREFERRED FOF
UNITED STATES SENATOR
That is the answer that every tru'
man should make whenever an en-
ployer attempts to dictate the castinI
OF his individual ballot. Make tina
answer so strong against every ma
chine candidate in the race that ther,
can never again be mistaking OF tn,
temper OF your determination, man
hood and declaration OF independence,
from serfdoml
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21
Those FREE Excursions.

Elsewhere In this issue appears an
article relative to those FREE excur.
sions and FREE street car rides given
the people at the time that Mr.. Percy
made his speech at the Warfcld thea.
ire 10 this city, and the attempt Of
the Bay Springs News to deny that
such FREE excursions were operated.
or course every man, woman and
child In jackson county and for many
miles around know full we'll that
these FREE excursions were operat.
ed, and that they were absolutely and
entirely FREE to the people. The
comment on the Bay Springs News
attempt to squirm out of the hole
into which the editor allowed himself
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21
Voters, Be WatchfuI!

Ten days remain n the. present
campaign, after which time the voters
0f Mississippi viii register their pref.
efcnces IN the several Offices 10 be
voted upon, from United States sena.
tor 30 constable. The current week
has been made notable because Of the
fact that tie county election commits.
sioncrs IN each county have been
meeting 90 20 over the polling lists.
Much comment has been made on the
methods pursued In this work, aud
IL beh0oyes the voters OF the state,
regardless Of their personal prefer
cnces TO see that an absolutely fair
aud impartial election Is held. The
horrors " reconstruction became nee.
cssary because Of the dominance Of
an inferior race, but the practices OF
that period are not necessary In this
day aud generation, and they should
not be tolerated, See 10 II, Voters,
that a free ballot is maintained and
that a fair count is made OF the bal
lots cast, With free ballot and u
fair count, there is no shadow OF a
doubt as TO the result OF the election
OF James X, Vardaman. Even the
Clarion'L Ledger, that rabid auJi.Var.
daman paper OF Jackson, Miss, has
seen lt TO admit vision OF the hand
writing on the wall. With such ar
apostle OF the opposition already
throwing up It's hands and admitting
defeat, desperation will cause all
kinds OF tricks, and subterfuges will
be res0rted TO In order to defeat the
will OF the people. Do not forget for
u single instant. Mr.. Voter, that the
ring is in the saddle against Varda-
man and the people, and 1t behooves
you to be doubly watchful on August
!, next, TO see that the will OF the
people is counted and announced as
registered by their ballots.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21

IN Jackson, and Tor that reason We
have arranged % use the second floor
OF the county courthouse. We have
contracted with the Western Union
and the Postal Telegraph companies
~ put loops into the courthouse, and
each company Will furnish an opera.
tor, 50 that We Will he able to get all
Of The returns, both from the bul.
letlns prepared by these companies
and from personal and private wires
" our friends over the state. ln al.
ditidn 20 this, the Cumberland Tele.
phone company has agreed 10 Install
two lOng-dist1nce telephones, which
VIII materially assist us In the under.
taking. The bulletins Will be read In
the courtroom, and 10 this connec-
ton, we want 10 say that these ar
Judgements are Tor the benefit Of the
public and we want all To feel free to
come, whether supporters OF Governor
Vardaman or not. We have made
these arrangements so that the people
OF Jackson and surrounding territories
could get the information as quickly
as possible, and they are especially
| invited TO be present at the receiving
OF the returns. Those who are not
supporters Of Governor VardamaD,
as the returns come in, will be given
| all the consolation possible.
Governor Vardamans friends here
| and all over thestate are fully imbued
| from the actual situation with the
| idea that he will be winner in the
first primary by very large majority,
and they say that they are antici-
patiDg his nomination in the first
primary by the largest majority ever
received by seeker OF public Office
In the state Of Mississippi"
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gfdiusn'r W iNun " ehich ordinance pfnfidrd
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secfioa 4 That that certain osdlnanca which
y focWded N ordinance book paee II and pro.
fdc. nv the screening " all meat mafket meat
whgprs efr he and the same u hereby repeaied
snetion ~ section and NJ whole.
&c That lhc public iutcrcst rcquifing n
NJ. ordinance take eieoi and hn In nm fnfce fsnr
and after ~ ras-age
Improved md adopted section bv section aud AZ
4. whole 81. the fob day Of Iniy. iali' jane
bfunson. Cox and Parker voting ave NAYS none.
~. JOHNSON, Mayor.
W. q. PARKER. Clerk.
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STATE or ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, !
Lucas COUNTY

biAAS NUM-
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner OF the tlrm OF +.
j. Cheney 4 Co., doing business In
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said nrm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca.
tarrh that cannot he cured by the use
OF Halls Uatarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De.
cember, A. ID. 1886.
SEAL. a. n, rLrApS ',,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21


~ ordinance entitled an ordinance feqniflng ali
noteis and restaurants public eating house dining
rooms and kitchens to be- screened and providing
penalty Tor violation Of provisions Of his ordi
nance.
be II ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Al
dermen Of the City Of Pascagoula:
Section !. That all hotels restaurants. hotel
,aining rooms and Kitchens and public eating
house dining rooms and kitchens shall be screened
IN such manner as to exclude house flies therefrom
sec = That any person violating the provi.
SONS Of this ordinance shall be guilty Of a Isde.
meabor and shall be fined in sum OF moi less than
lars (S2Jj. w
sec. 3; That the public necessity reauirinr n
tnis ordinance take effect and be 10 force from and
after its passage.
Approved and adopted section by section and
~ w. whole TINS the 10Th day of July 1911. Jane
+. J. JOHNSON, Mayor
W, G. PARKER Clerk
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". o. PARKER, CLERK. mayor,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21

When buying carpet for stairs, get
an extra yard; and turn 10 at each end.
When 1t begins TO wear, IL can be
moved either up or down to equalize
the wear.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-21

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burns without a scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, any itching.
Doan's Ointment Your druggist
sells IL,
Newark post., 1911-07-26
Committee Fails To Fill Chair OF
History

DR.. Lowe, of Wells College,
New York, declined the offer of
the Chair of History as reported
last week the committee met again
yesterday in the Office OF Charles
B. Evans in Wilmington.
1t is reported that several candi-
dates were considered, but failed
to reach any decision. Messrs.
Charles B. Evans and J. Harvey
Whiteman, members o.: the COM
mittee, start next week for trip
to the Pacific coast, and it is TN
derstood that they will meet some
of the candidates in Chicago for
consultation, after which a meet
ing OF the Board will be called to
act on their recommendations.
1t is understood that Professor
Vaughn, instructor at University
of Missouri has been highly re-
commended and those closely as
sociated with some of the COM
mittee look for his appointment.
Newark post., 1911-07-26
Harvest Home At Ebenezer Church

The members of the Ebenezer
Church will hold their annual Har-
vest Home in Whiteman's Grove,
on Thursday, August 10.
This Harvest Home has made
itself one of the events Of the sum-
mer. An interesting program is
always furnished and the social
features-not forgetting those
country dinners are not neglected.
The program this year will in
clude such speakers as Rev. 5. J.
Cleland, of Dover, superintendent
OF Anti Saloon League OF Della
ware, Hon. l.. Irving Handy, we'll
known to all, will deliver his lee
ture, "Did He Die dnd Live
Again?' Rev. E. l.. Hoffecker,
of Wilmington, and A. M. Daily,
Kent county's silver tongue and
others. The kemblesville Cornet
Band will furnish music.
Dinner and supper will be serv-
ed on the grounds.