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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1912-05-17
STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT
APRIL, 1912.

Laid 81 l-2 feet Is inch tile on Spring
street, laid % feet Is inch tile in front
R. Raines' store and 10 feet inch
tile, hauled II loads dirt to Raines'
store, hauled one load of gravel from
school to public well, arched over the
public we'll, worked days grading at
fire house, open tile in front of DR.. Eek
ford's office and H. K. Rosseau's house,
built bridge on Vine street, cut bitches
on Long street, cut bitches from col
ored hall to w. FL. Reynolds, from Pats
Alley to race track, cut ditch On Jack
son street at w. III. Sudduth's, built
bridge on Lee street, cut bitches on
Worley street, repaired bridges on
Critz street, opened ditch from coal
chute to Mr.. Pages office. cut ditch on
louisville street at Mr.. Gillespie's.
bnilt bridges on Whitefield road, hauled
loads cinders.
O. G. DAVIS.
Page moved and Clardy seconded that
Mavor. Alderman at large and Alder
man ward one haye public well on
Main street fxed-arched over, Al
voting yea.
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The Editor was in Jackson
this week and incidentally at
tended the Democratic State Con.
yention-a looker-Qn.
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Recommended by Mayor, Page moved
and Bridges seconded, that Roby Taylor
be relived of $3.50 fine put on her April
II, 1912. All voting yea.
Recommended by Mayor and Marshal
Bridges moyed and Doxsey seconded
that City Marshal be relieved OF 10000
fine held against Joe Ward. All voting
yea.
Recommended by Mayor and marshal,
Doxsey moved and Bridges seconded,
that City Marshal be relieved of $1.0o
fine held against Buster Spencer. All
voting yea.
Recommended by Mayor and Marshal,
Bridges moved and Doxsey sseconded,
that City Marshal be relieved of $4,000
held against Henry Blackman. All
voting yea.
Recommended by Mayor and Marshal,
Page moved and Howard seconded that
Henry Blackman's fine be reduced to
e5. 90, and for the officer to arrest him
on the street at once. All voting yea.
Recon- mended by Mayor and Marshal,
Bridges moved and Clardy seconded,
that City Marshal be relieved of 800
fine held against Eugene Rush. All
| voting yea.
Recommended by Mayor and Marshal,
Bridges moved and Clardy seconded
that City Marshal be relieved of 60.oo
| fine held against George Dupree. All
voting yea.
Page moved and Bridges seconded
that the man who turned Geo. Dupree
loose pay the 600 allowed as the cost
| to the treasurer. All voting yea.
| Mayor Sudduth recommended the
City Marshal, Fl. Maxwell, be relieved
of 1000 fine put on him for contempt
to court August 3Oth, 1909.
Doxey moved and Clardy seconded
that FL. Maxwell be relieved of this fine
Clardy, Howard and Doxsey voting yea
Bridges and Page voting nay. Motion
| carried.
Bridges moyed and Doxsey seconded
4 U0dG tOWu COuuc"u GAO tkoho W"ii va
Capt. ChiIes' old stable, nov owned by
Zeno Yeates. All voting yea.
Page moved and Howard seconded
that no more concrete walks be laio
| Chat is where the city pays part o
COSTS without getting instructions from
street committee. This committee must
lay off lines and furnish specifications
for walks. All voting yea.
Clardy moved and Doxsey seconded
that town accept the 2 contracts made
by Mayor Sudduth for coal. All voting
yea.
Clerk Fuller asked each member o
the Board to sign these contracts, (ant
they did.) AS the books do not show
when the Mayor has the power to mak'
any contract for material used by tn
city.
No further business the Board ad
journed.
P. G. SUDDUTH, Mayor.
N. w. FULLER, JR., Clerk.
The Board ordered the following war
rants issued during the month of April
t1912
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LIGHTS CUT IN.
%. J. Ell. Smith & Co., stables, 365.
10. Frank Hale, drops.
WATER CUT IN.
10. Frank Hale, Hydrant.
II. J. III. Stillman, stable, 331OO.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. MClNGVALE,
Supt.
Ordered by the Board that said report
be received and spread upon Minutes.
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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1912-05-17

Several farmers of Winston
county were in the city Wednes.
day trading.
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Ordered by the Board that said re-
port be received and spread upon Min
utes.
Report of the Superintendent water
and Light Plant for the month of April,
1912.
= Engine run 339 hours.
= Air Compressor run 2S9 hours,
> Pump run 200 hours,
Pumping 1,445,oOO gallons water.
Burned $50 tons coal. l......... 1896 OO
Used 26 gal. Eng, oil. .....-.... 4.Aa
Used Is gal CYL. oil .......... 4.so
used IA lbs. waste ............ l.4o
SALARIES:
n n. Richey............ 6o.oo
Geo. McIngvale. e.................. oa.oo
Columbus Wilson ................ $3.50
Rich Hunter .................-. o'-oo
Rich Dixon Lo.oo
LIGHTS CUT In.
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NEW HOPE. SAYINGS.
BY NORA HEFLIN.

Mrs, S. A. Bostick, of Sturgis,
is the welcome guest Of Mrs.
Viola Robertson this week.
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there shall they lie in a good fold
and in a fat pasture shall they
feed upon tho mountains Of
Israel.
| will feed my flock. and l will
cause them to lie down saith the
Lord God. l will seek that
which was lost and bring again
that which was driven away aud
will bind up that which WAS bro.
ken and will strengthen that
which vas sick. but | will des.
troy the fat and the strong I will
feed them with Judgment. **
Therefore will save my flock
and they shall no more be q prey
and l will Judge between cattle
and cattle. And I will set uD
one Shepherd over them and he
shall feed them, even my servant
david he shall feed Thorn, and he
shall De their shepherd. And J
the Lord will be their God. and
my servant David a prince among
them, | the Lord have spoken it.
And | will make with them a
covenant of peace, and will cause
the evil beast to cease out OF the
land and they shall dwell safely
in the wilderness, and sleep In
the woods. And / will make
them and the place, round about
my bin a blessing, and | will
cause the shower to come down
in this season there shall be-
showers of blessing;
And the tree OF the field shall
visld her fruit. and The earth
. shall yield her increase, and they
J shall bs safe in their land and
shall know that | am the Lord,
\ when have broken the bands Of
) their yoke, and delivered them
/ out Of the hand of those that ser
we'd themselves of them.
4 And they shall no more be a
o prey to the heather, neither shall
e the beasts of the land devour
l.. them but they shall dwell safely,
ard none shall make them afraid.
And ! will raise up for them a
! plant Of renown, and they shall
!, be No more consumed with hun.
" ger in the land, neither bear the
shame OF the heather any more
(Ezek. 34-1l-1G* Nm % POI
v There is many scriptures that
O we could add to the many given
d above. Bat we are fully persuad
"a ed that there has been more than
Il is necessary to establish the
point we have before the readers
n which our heading represents
n There can be nothing left :or
II them, but for to believe that God
I. in the near future will gather
=. his people the Israelites home to
4 their own land to De plucked up
# 40 more. So hoping and trust
that our labor will be crowned
with honor te God and His cause
n We shall beg to remain a frienC
o: 10 tho reader, Amen
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THE PROMISE OF GOD;
The IEVS MVST BE GATHERED AGAIN.

- his aoitation and he shall fead
&C No:nel and Bashan and his
soul ST all be salts fe d upon mount
Ephrsim and Gilead.
In these days, and in that time
saith the Lord the iniquity of
Israel shall be sought for and
thel e shall be none: and the sins
Of Judah and they shall not be
found: for I will pardon Thorn
whom 7 reserve. Uer. 80 ~ 20)
Again we quote.
And 90 all Israel shall be say
ed, as it is written, There shall
come out of Sion the D. liver, and
shall turn away ungodliness
from Jacob:
For this is my covenant unto
them, when l shall take away
their sins.
AS concerning the gospel they
are enemies for your sakes; but
touching the election they are
beloved for the fathers sakes.'
rom. FPS
Fer He says.
IAN the land shall be turned
as a plain from Geba to Rimmon
south of Jerusalem: and it shall
be lifted up, and inhabited in her
place, from Benjamin's gate unite
the place of the frat gate, unto
the corner gate, and from the
tower of Hananeel unto the
kings winepresses.
And men shall dwell in it, an(
there shall be no more utter des
truction; but Jerusalem shall b'
safely inhabited. ~
4 In that day shall there be
upon the bells of the horses
HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD
and the pots ia thu LORDS hous'
shall be like the bowls before tn
altar.
Yea, every pot in Jerusalem
and in Judah shall be holmes
uato the Lord Of hosts: and al
they that sacrifice shall! come an
take of them, and seethe therei
and in that day there shall be n
more the Canaanite in the hous
of the Lord of hosts" Czech
14-1O-11 w 2O-21.)
Therefore He says again.
81 For thus saith tho LNr
} God; Behold, I, even, I, will bot
, search my sheep, and seek thel
; out.
, As a shepherd seeksth out hi
, flock in the day that he is anon
his sheep that are scattered; S
will ! seek out my sheep, IN
5 will deliver them out of all place
where they have been scattere
] in the cloudy and dark day.
f And | will bring them out frol
1 the people, and gather the
= from the countries, and WI
8 bring them 10 their own LAM
and feed Thorn upon the mou'
1 tains of Israel by tho rivers, ar
J. in all the inhabitanted places
d the country.
u | will feed them in good pa
}. ture, and upon the high mou
n tains of Israel shall their fold b
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was when Christ blinded their
eyes by parallels, and died q,
cross 10 give Eternal Life 10 the
Gentiles. (See 81. John - SO
-4O.)
You see then that they must
abide without a king for some
time; and knowing from obsar.
Walton, that they have pass
through such an ordeal; we again
quote this, to show that they are
afterwards to be gathered again
into their own land.
For 10, | will com mand, and
will sift the house of Israel a.
mong all nations like as corn is
sif'ed in a sieve, yet shall not the
least grain fall upon the earth.
All the sinners of my people
shall die by the sword, which
say, The evil shall not overtake
nor prevent us.
In that day will | raise up the
tabernacle Of David that is fallen,
and close up the breaches there
of; and | will raise up his ruins,
and | will build it as in tho days
of old; That they may possess
the remnant of Edom, and OF al
the heather, which arc called by
my name, saith the Lord that
doeth this.
Behold, the days come, saith
tho Lord, tina. the ploughman
shall overtake the reaper, and
the treader Of grapes him that
soWeth seed; and the mountains
shall drop xweet wine, and all
the hills shall melt.
And | will bring again the CAP
tivity of my people Of Israel anG
they shall build the waste cite.
and inhabit them; and they shall
plant vineyards and drink thu
wine thereof they shall also make
gardens and eat the fruit of then
And | will plant them upo,
; their land, and they shall n,
more be pulled up out of thei
land which l have given then
= saith the Lord thy God" (Amo
80 to 49,
Here is a declaration, tina
God will build up the Tabernasl
Of David, which declares tn
, gathering of the Jews, and th
building up OF the waste place
of many generations. This
confirmed in Acts; showing tha
it is yet to be, saying.
And to this agree the word
of the prophets az it is writer
After this | will return, an
!, will build again the tabernacle {
:, David, which is fallen down an
| will build again the ruins there
Of, and I will set it up." (Act
' 1915 16)
y After this; that is after Chris
:, bad once been here, and gore
v way and then he will return, an
=, build them up again. AS yc
find it recorded in this languag
and | will bring Israel aga
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BAPTISM OF REPENTANCE.

ginning OF Christ's mission her
on earth Johns mission ended;
Please read:
That word. say, ye know, which wss pub
lishsd throughout all IGdea, and began from
Gslec, after the bspti,n, which John prescnec'
Acts. l0->3s.
John was the voice of ONE
crying in tho wilc erness" he was
preparing the way for Christ to
come, and begin bis mission
work. And after John had
preached the baptism Of repen.
lance and all the Jews had been
baptized of him, coniessing their
sins then came Jesus and we're
baptized of him. Inorder to full.
fill all righteousness. And after
this he was led into the wilder
ness TO be tempted of Satan, and
after his temptation, he was to
commence his mission work in
Galilee, which he did according
to scripture Paul plainly teaches
that Johns mission and baptism
closed in the beginning Of
= Christ's mission. AS we have
said heretofore IN this scripture:
Please read.
The Reader will by a close OBJ
servation OF these scriptures,
know that Johns baptism ended,
when Christ began to preach.
For you will plainly see that
these newly converts believing
on Christ through the teachings
of Apo)los, would not do, it was
a work of the past, and they
we're instructed through Paul. tt
be baptized again in the name O.
the Lord Jesus. For Christ him
self teaches that His Great Mis-
! sion Work began after John,
work was ended, as you hav'
read;
From the evidence given in tn
above scriptures we can in n
way satisfy the Lord, by useinl
those scriptures in arguemen
for the Gentle convert whic
did belong to Johns mission 10
y the Jews; in ben+t fit of the Ger
tiles. Hence. we must seek
the good book, to find what tru
repentance ia; And in search
( ing we find this:
4 For godly sorrow worksth repentance
G saliva ION not to be repented Of: but the sorro
= OF the world worksth death. aCor. : 10.
h Cody sorrow is not repen
n ance; it only worketh repentance
O What then Is repentance? Fc
!. instance we take up the prodig
t. son would you suppose that a
ter the son came to himself an
as was in want, if he should ha'
he set still, would he have been sa
~ isfed? No, that kind of sorro,
,7 Ing would not work repentanc
% But when he says l will aris
or and 60 to my father, that was r
pentance that need not be reper
Gu ad Of. Repentance then is
Nv purge yeprself, as Paul says:
l., lf.man therefore purge himself from the
ne shsl be vessel unto honour, eanctin
aud meet for the masters use. and prepa
sa,o every good work. atm. AL
in Bring your bodies a livi
sacrifice" repentance is a tur
." ing away your face from s.
'A' and TOO the right, and lay he
-, Of tho right like the prodigal sc
rise, get up and come TO the Lo
do Jesus confessing your sins
"a. do the right.
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It.ll yos, Nay; but except We repent, ye
shall all likev Use perish. Luke 1873.
This language a. first, would
look as though, when Christ
spoke ii was to all people. But
after we read other scriptures:
We learn that Chri.t was only
speaking TO the Jews, or as they
are called Israeltes. And for a
rightful understanding of the
word and work We will have to
rightly divide the word of God;
between the two people, Jew and
Gentle. And inorder to do this
we shall take up the mission
work of John the Baptist first,
So please read:
In those days came John the Baptist, preach
ing in the wilderness. OF Judah.
anu baylHk lepeIii u, iol Ahe AiHt"oA' "
heaven il at haut
For this is he that was spoken Of by the pro
pAst Esalas, saying. The vo ce Of one crying in
the wilderness. Prepare We the way Of the Lord,
make his paths straight. Mat 3-l-2-3,
Also see Luke 3226,
Those scriptures will plainly
teach the reader that Johns
mission was to preach the bap'
tis N of repentance to the fallen
Jews. Ia this manner prepare
the way of the coming of Christ
And according to tie word
this call was obeyed even to the
Pharisacal Jews, For we read.
Then went out 10 hin J.iusem, and all Ju1sa
and all'thc region round about Ioldan,
Ana were baptized OF him in Jorlaa, confss +
ing their Ems.
,Bnt when he raw many of the Phar see
and sadducess come to his baptism, he SAFE
unto them. 0 generation OF vipsTs, who h.tl
warned you 80 flee from the wrath to come:
Bring forth therefore fruts meet for repent
ante. Matt. 35 to
Also read:
Now when all the p.ople were bapti~ci,
came to pass, that Jc-u. also being baptiHst
and praying, the heavens was opened.
And the Holy Ghost descended ia Il bodi
shape like love upon him and II Voice r
from heaven, which said, thou art my7AaI9Se
sor; In thee AIN well pleased. Luke I'll
The reader will seestbat' thes
scriptures Includes all the pee
PIE who had to repent or tina
had anything to repent fo'. BIZ
it does not include the Centiles
For at this time they had not ye
been made a people, And beip
law unto them selves they ha
rot violated any law, therefor
was not called on at this time
repent. But in Christ's deaf
he gave them salvation and the
granted them repentance UNI
that life, And the difference b
tween the two is made mantle
by Luke in this language:
And 1t came to rs... that, while Apollos "
at Corinth, Punl having passed through
upper ooass came TO Ephesus; and find
certain discipes
He said INTO them, Have ys received the II
Ghost since ye believed? And they said III
him. We have not 30 much As heard vhst
there be any Holy 1heAt.
And he said unto. them, Unto what Il
were ys baptized? And they said I
Johns baptism.
Then said Paul, John verify baptized with
baptism OF repentance VA! INK unso 'nc Poe
that thoy should believe On him which sho
Gene Alter him, that il, on Christ Jesus,
When they heard this, they were baptized
the name of the Lord Jesus.
And whom Paul had laid bis hands upon II
the Holy Ghost came on them and they 50
with tongues and propNssied.
And all The men were about twelve. A
19-1te7.
Here the difference is ma
very plain for just before the
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the Lord for he hath torn and he
will heal US, he hath smitten and
he will bind us up"
After two days will he revive
US and the thil d day he will raise
US up and We shall live in his
sight" (Hesea 6 1-2)
After We have been thoroughly
convinced, that the Jews, after
the fall Of Jsrus .lem, was led
away captive among all nations.
We are satisfied they must 10
gathered again. For our Text is,
Come let Us RETURN, they had got
away somewhere and they real.
lied this. Therefore they said,
Come let us return, Vow the
poin: is; Did God do what he
said He did? For by the above
language, it appears that the
Jews, say that God hath torn
Yes, according to His own
Word He says:
For I will be unto Ephrain as
a lion and as a young lion to the
house Of Judah l even | will tear
and 60 away: | will take away
and none shall rescue him. l
will 60 and return to my place
till they acknowledge their Of.
fence and seek my face; in their
afhiction they will seek me-
early" Hosea 5-14 -l5.)
| Now then, we have learned
that Christ WAS hero, and said
that He would tear and then 20
laway until they would seek Him,
! And He says, in their affliction
They will seek Him early. To
this agree the prophesy, in their
iown language, as above record
ed. And which prove that they
are to be gathered and restored
But still We are not satisfied
But will quote again.
t "Ye', though they have hiret
among the nations, now will
r gather them and they shall sor
: row a little for the burden of th'
. king of princes" Hosea $40.
e Yes, His declaration is, tha
+ He will gather them, Again, H
says.
Of For, behold in those day
" and in that time, when | sha'
bring again the captivity Of Ju
dab and Jerusalem. l will ais
- gather all nations, and will brin
them down into the valley of JIG
!. hoshaphat, aud will plead wit
, them there for my people an
for my heritage Istael, whor
y they have scattered among a
nations and parted my land.
Joel 3-1-2)
. Can you not see the dlfferenc
i'm the two people, for he say
. Behold I will raise them OF
. of the place whittier ys have sol
them and will return your r.
- compsnce upon your own head.
d Joel 8 ~
.p Again He says:
But Judea shall dwell forevt
e and Jerusalem from generate
n to generation. For l will clean!
n, their blood that I have D.
Id cleansed, for the Lord dwelle'
n. in Zion.' Joel 3-3O-21.)
I'd He will gather them, saith ii
I'd Lord. This is after they ha
remained many days without
king; as you hear Him say in til
: language,
"Afterward shall the: childr'
of Israel return and seek t
Lord their God, and David the
king and shall fear the Lord al
his goodness in the latter days
Hosea 3-5.)
just what our Text says, T
last days Is now in view. Th'
King was taken from them VII
this language is fulfilled.
For behold the Lord, the La
OF hosts doth take away from ,
rusalem and from Judah
stay and the staff, the VIII
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NORTH VIKING

The farmers are busy hauling hay
to town nowadays. Who said Vikins
isn't hay market?
Z. Simonson was to town Wednes.
day on business.
Jessie Hanson went to Morris Han.
sons place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Hanson visited at
Bergs Sunday. A party of our
younger generation drove out to
Marsh Grove Saturday evening to
partake in a surprise party.
G. O.. Johnson is busy hauling ice
from the west end,
Anderson Bros, are busy getting
their wood home before the calamity.
The Strobe boys of Radium, are
busy hauling ice from this locality.
Carl Sahlberg and W. w. Johnson
We're seen driving east Sunday.
Wolves are getting quite numerous
in this vicinity. Boys, let's have a
roundup and catch few gro ben.
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as a politician, we cannot help believe
that in coming out as candidate for
a third term, he has made the political
mistake of his life. We do not believe
that the rank and file. of the Republi-
can party in their second sober
thought will endorse his candidacy
and even if the party should, the
country is very apt not to do so in No
yember. With all the great and win
ming qualities Of Mr.. Roosevelt, we
are yet of the opinion that he does
not possess his former strength Many
thoughtful and patriotic American
citizens will think twice before, con-
trary to all usage since the birth Of
the republic, they cast their votes for
a third term candidate. If third
term, why not fourth term or a die
tatorship? There is no crisis in this
country which makes it absolutely
necessary that Mr.. Roosevelt be re-
called to power
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The candidacy Of Theodore Roose-
Welt for a third term as president Of
the United States has been carefully
groomed by himself and friends for a
long time, hence it caused no surprise
when on Monday this week the Col
onel announced himself as full-fedg-
ed candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation to that high Office. Mr.. Roose-
velt is without doubt the ablest and
shrewdest politician this country has
today, and is an adept at arousing the
interest and enthusiasm Of the masses
but we will not say that he is the abb
est and sanest statesman, for in that
respect President TAFT in our opinion
is greatly his superior. But notwith-
standing Mr.. Roosevelt's shrewdness