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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06
MEETING OF POLICE JURY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF TENsAs

Be it known that on this the Bird day
of October, A. d. 1916, it being the day
fixed for the regular meeting of the Po-
lice Jury for above Parish and State,
said honorable body met at the Court
Honse in st. Joseph, La.
There were present: Mr.. F. II. Curry,
President and Messrs. Earl c. Grace,
Ralph Ally, r. b. Lynch, f. d. Coleman,
w. H. Ally, Louis T. Hunter, members,
and full board.
On motion, duly seconded, the read
ing of the minutes of last meeting was
dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. w. H Ally, second
cd by Mr.. Coleman, the following res
olution was offered and adopted. to-
wit:
Be it Resolved, That any and all
Magistrates in this parish who have
reached the age of seventy years and
who shall have served as such an Of
fcer for the period of thirty years
consecutively, shall, from and after
the passage OF this ordinance, receive
Q salary OF Six hundred dollars per
annum, payable monthly, in equal in
stsllments.
Mr.. L. T. Hunter was authorized to
repair Sandy Bayou Bridge in the 9th
Ward.
Mr.. W. H. Ally was authorized to
have the Hollygrove road worked and
repaired.
Mr.. e. @. Grace was authorized to
have Lake st. Joseph road worked
from Routhwood towards Hard Times
- far % the road leading through
johnson Bend; and he was further
authorized to build q bridge across the
drainage ditch on the east bank OF
Lake st. Joseph, near Hard Times
levee.
The report of the Tick Inspector
was received and read.
On motion, duly seconded, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Be it Resolved, That all persons
owning cattle in this parish shall be
and are hereby required to have the
have the same dipped at the regular
dipping yats throughout this parish
atlesst once during the remainder OF
this dipping season, or more II neces'
ssry.
On motion, duly seconded, the Pres
ident of this Board is hereby author
ised to borrow the sum Of Four thou
sand dollars to meet the current ex-
penses of the parish.
Two petitions from the End Ware
were presented ard read, one being
for the retention of the present form
OF the stock law, and the other against
the same; after consideration of the
same the Board laid them aside with
out action, it being the sense of the
Board that upon a proper petition
asking IN election in said Ward to de
termine which form of said law th'
citizens of said Ward desire, the cleo
ton would be ordered.
And there being no further business tn
Police Jury adjourned sine die.
FIJI. CURRY, PRESIDENT.
f. F. NEWELL, Clerk.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the st. Joseph Post ONCE fol
the week ending Sep. 80, 1915.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06

Mrs. ]. G. Rucker and Miss Lila
Hunter are visiting st. Joseph and
have on display at Mrs. Geo. Clarke's
residence q beautiful line OF ladies'
resdy-t O.wear.,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06
Church Notice.

U. r. invited to Tensas Chapel to
worship, Sunday the 18TH instant, at
ia. Nj. and 2:3O P. NJ, with dinner
on the ground.
W. J. PORTER, P. 9.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06

Com.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Be it Resolved, that the white teach
ers of the parish be given eight days
holidays during the session of 1857.
One of these eight days shall be Thurs
day, October 18th, for the purpose of
attending the Louisiana Delta Fair
at Tallulah, La, one of these eight
days shall be Thanksgiving day. five
OF these eight days shall be the Xmas
holidays, and one of these eight days
shall be day selected by the teachers
in the one room schools and by
majority of the teachers in the schools
where there are more than one teacher
as best suited to their convenience.
There being no further business, on
motion the Board adjourned sine die.
tc,, w. d. A. GORTON, Prest.
'"'''NhD' THOS. NJ. WADE, Secy-Sup.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-10-06
Total cost of improvements. $500. 80
Respectfully.
rrTno UyAnE

Total cost of improvements. S3OO.39
Respectfully.
THOS. M. WADE.
The Superintendent as one OF a
committee of two submitted the fol-
lowing report and on motion the re-
port was received and adopted.
st. Joseph, La, Oct, 9Th. 1915.
To the Tensas Parish School Board,
Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed by
resolution of your Honorable body on
July 18th, 1915, to build two room
school house on the Loamland planta-
ton, beg leaf to report as follows:
We are not entirely pleased with
the site for the school building but
were not aware of the conditions until
the lumber and all material were on
the ground. 1t is q most excellent
location as far as being central and in
easy reach of all the pupils, but for
conformation of the land is not what
it should be for school site. More
over, the School Board was decided
the dipping vat and it is entirely too
close to the school house. We sug-
gest that in due time this vat will have
to be moved as it IS dangerous to have
it 30 close to the school house as well
being unsightly.
The fence will have to be built as
we'll as several minor improvements,
such as completing the lattice, blinds
or screens for the closets and neces-
sary gates.
We hereby submit the following
itemized bills for construction.
Hauling lumber, bricks
ana S0nQ. OV'VV
5000 bricks delivered at Clayton
Station $500
Nails and lime .......... 1901
Lumber and material from
Epochs. .............. o3S.s'
Mr.. Hazlip, painting house and
putting up cutters. ......... $40
Mr.. Hornsby, building house
and extra work. .......... 22s.5O
Paint for painting building. 1890
Cutters and ridge pole. ....... 1858
Cistern, Gulley Grocery Co.,. 24.25
Total. ", 1855
Respectfully,
THOS. M. WADE,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

upon representations from the
sheriff which have Mt been salts
factory to the executive Now it
is limited that unless the sheriff ac-
cedes TO the governors S demands
a commutstion OF Scott S sentence
to lite Imprisonment will be Civ
en- Gov. Dunno was incensed al
the lsge lmber OF people per-
miited to witness the oe Deberry
execution a few months ago at
Murphysboro, and since then has
been in controversy with the sher-
iff OF the county. Scott hanging
originally scheduled for week later
than that Of Debcrty. Globe
Democrat.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

year were Installed by BIO. Eu,
gene Wallace.
At II:45 m. our pastor as
cended the rostrum and preached
powerful sermon Text 1923.
At $3.50 p. m the church hav-
ing held prayer and praise SER
vices. Rev. Vim ones OF Coul-
terviIle. preached a soul stirring
sermon, Text found Rev. o:i7
ABYSS p. m. our pastor pre-
ached another gospel sermon. his
text. Acts 1913
The Lords supper was admin
istered by the pastor. Sunday was
high day with US
The Lord has blessed US The
coliectioa for the day S. IS.
Our Pastor was a visitor IN st.
LOUIS last Friday and Saturday
Rev. French aud the writer were
invited TO the home of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM Macklin and enjo, ed a
nice dinner Everything catsble
that ones heart could wish.
Sewing Circle viii meet at the
home oil Mrs Bfitton.
Mrs r sic Akerssoi St. Louis,
made a week stay with her sister
Mrs VIM Mackiin.
The Sunshine Club will be en-
terained at the home of Mr.. Bod
en- French.
Mr.. Samuel Brown was shot
with a 5S ealiber revolver four
times by Dock Smith belween II:
90 and 1900. He eied hour
later. Bolh are colored men and
and are coal miners and worked
toecther as buddies for more than
two years, They sere both gam
blers and were unaer the influence
OF iiqaor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

L Y. Sherman. of III. fes ,he
President On the RepsbJicau tick
ct for 1916 is the Slogan. He
will be able to unite ali factions.
Illinois is the Pivetal state and
has no party factions hu, will aaits.
all on Shermnn. Illinois and the
middle west will be for Shermaa.
The negroes can support hin
without any grease to swallow h,m
down.
Tae Negroes OF Metropolis and
Mas,ac County should do some-
thing worth recording 1916.
They should organize q Rookes
Washington Memoriai Society ssd
a Negro Business League Asse-
ciation and a Woman's Auxiliary
Association like the other live
cities and towns. What say you.
Fellows?
We received from Zion Travei-
Ter Baptist church. Nd. City ia
Dec $500. So 90 back dues
and ST.. 90 donation 10 Ex. Board.
The same has been passed to
their credit and applied On bal
ancs of pfining the 1915 Pro.
ceedings.
j. B McCrafy.
Reed Sec'y.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
GOVERNOR DUNNE HAS
ISSUED A CALL FOR
TIE STATE SOLONS
TO METEOR End
SPECIAL SESSION.
Relief For the Farmers AID actk
Raisers Effected In .he Feat
and Mea.h Epi1ensc
is Expe,t.S.

opf'hgaeio. Ill, jse. 'e-GeFs
We y '"a
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a'oa.e eook cosnty esed
'oH's oohus.
3. LegAilzc the stare cestsa
hia' commission
4. Pass appropriation mea..-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
Booker T. Washingtcn's Book
Soon To Be On The Market.

DR.. Washington before death prepar-
ed a book of his life and work, which
will be off the press sabout Dec. Goth.
1t will be we'll illustrated, showing him
on the way to school the first time,
and all alongIthe road of his busy life
from the cradle to the grave. 1t will
read like romance. The book will
sell at $l.25 insclothkbinding. This is
the best book OF Mr.. Washington 8
life. The publishers Mullikin jenkins
Co. Ninth Street, Washington, d. c.
are placing salemeu. Any one wish
ing an agency can getsfreer samples by
mailing Is cts. postage.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14


He lived in Metropolis. Ill !,
for 30 years, and was one oil the
Oldest citizens.
He was the oldest OF s children
8 brothers and sister. namely
Frank. Thurston. Edmond, John
George. Dave and Lizzie. -Four
OF whom have preceded him TO the
grave. Thurston. JohG, Lizzie
and Dave.
He proffessed a hope in Christ
about 2S years ago and joined
the then African Baptist church,
known now as the First Baptist
church oil this city and was baF-
tlizsd by Rev. Ferdinand Robin
son. who then pastor but since
deceased. He made faithful
servant of God during his connect
,vn vita said church.
Later he connected himself to
the Antioch Baptist church, where
he proved true to his trust until
the day Of death. He Sas we'll
known among the church goers
as a Jealous and conscientious
member OF the church being one
II the leading spirit OF said Body
He carried that scripture in
junction BE thou faithful until
death and | will give thee a crown
OF Lie. ="
tie had been in falling health
sice April 1915 but was confined
10 his room only short time
He died at his home on Broad
way Friday Ian. 9TH about 400
p m. in The embrace OF his wife
relative and iri nds
He was married to Mss Vina
Barnes. Oct. 40. 1859. who sur
wives him He was true TO his
marriage sow ard soiled late and
early ior his wiir and niece Miss
Alice Young whom they reared
In his death the church loses
a faithful member. the wite low
ing and devoted husband and the
community an upright citizen.
Before he dieo he shook hands
with all present and pointed his
finger upward as much as to say
| am going up 10 that place pre-
ared for tue apright IN hesri.
He was unable 20 speak but was
sensible TO The last He s safc
in the arms OF Jesus.
Peace to his slumbsring dust
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
MURPHYSBORO.

Dear Editor:
We are glad to say
thru your worthy paper that oer
church and Sunday School are
yet progressing.
Our pastor Rev II Hilly.
preached a wonderful sermon
his text. Rev $40
Our B Y. P. u. is working
n ;cely and we are expecting to
represent in the next meeting.
Mrs. Arlillion Macon is Our
president.
Yours for the cause.
Mrs. c. A. Macon.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

loud-mouthed fellows make 20
much noise and tn, re re SO ma y
OF them, as compared with tn.
more refined cIa,s. thar the i'm
preston prevail, that all Negroes
are noisy.
Now. some OF you nsisy fellows
are going 70 read this. OF cou Sc
you are You don't think you
are harming any body by your
noise. and you doubtless think
that it is your own noise and that
it is therefore nobody's business
how much noise you make
Perhaps you are wholly uncon-
scious OF the fact that you arc
noisy But il you think your
noisness harms nobody you are
wrong. For ia the first place it
harms you 1t puts you down as
an ignsrapt or clownisn chap
1t may keep you out oi god
Job. And then it l,aim> the Isce
to which you beioog. 10 the eyes
OF macy the whole race is judged
and condemned by your noisness
and clownishness nd thf ough you
certain or;veleges may be restrict
ed or denied True, people may
only want an excuse 70 deny these
privileges, and you furnish that
excuse Did you ever think Of il
10 that light?
Empty wagons a,e noisy
Loaded wagons make very little
noise Ever notice il! DON be
satisfied TO be an empty wagon.
Next time you are in bunch
oi fellows notice how noisy they
they arc and see il you cannot be
a little less noisy yourself and in-
duce the OF aer fellows TO be lit
lie less noisy. 100.
Yon owe tito yourself. You
owe il to your rae Let US Cor.
rect our faults whatever they may
may be, and being too noisy ard
boistcrcus is one OF these faults.
M onitor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
TOO NOISY.

Did you ever notice how noisy
certain class OF our people aiel
Il just seems to be natural Tor
some to be noisy. This class talks
loud on the streets. in the street
cars or wherever they may be.
Or course. the undiscrim mating
public hnds it quite convenient to
put us all in the sane class and
to say we are all noisy. This. tf
OF conre, Is not true, but the rci y,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
CAIRO, ILL.

There was delightful surprise
party given last Friday evening
by Mrs. Hester Taylor OF 5io-I2
st in honor Of her daughter Mrs.
Arlevia Lackay Of Chicago, Ill ),
those present we're:
Mesdames. A. A. Martin. Emma
F.rrow. Ma y Cock, Armin,a
Lewis N +. Banks.
Misses. Josie R1fin. Clsretta
Blanks, Linett Randolph. Rube
Graves. Lydia Amos. Azalia Du-
mas. Viola Cunningham Tannie A.
Stephen.
Messrr. Alex Martin, Jr. Lest
er Perkins, Thomas w. Jones,
Andrew Miller. J. w. Cook
Luby Lynn. Herbert Blanks, and
Andrew Norwood.
A three cour e luncheon was
served.
MENU:
First Course Punch
Second Course Salmon Salad
Pickles. Lunch Biscnit Coffee.
Third Course Ice Cream
Cake.
Mrs. MARY Cook.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

The minutes have been sent out
by Express to most OF the church.
es. Those not receiving minutes
can secufe them by sending IS
aoc for postage -Editor Gazette,
Box 583.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
OBITUARY..

Charles Atgustas Hollingsworth
eldest son OF Nj. John and Mrs
Mary Jane Holllngsworth. deceas-
ed was born in Clay County Mis-
souri,, Mar. IS. 1855. Died Jan.
9TH 1916. Aged 60 years 9 mos.
I3 days.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

This is 1916. and all persons
know ng themselves Indebted TO
t1is Office can loosen up the ma
ancial tension by sending In what
you owe us by retssn mail. Nov
is the time 10 re'isve rs. Dost
wait fer Us to serd you a state.
ment. b: honest just for once. af
any rate.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
IDUNNE MAY COMMUTE
DEATH SENTENCE TO
BALK SHERIFF.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL Jan. 10. -
Gov. Dunno today re-opened cor
respondcnce with Sheriff White Of
Jackson County regarding the de-
corum which he demands must at
tend the execution on January 81
OF Ellston Scott. convicted mur-
d.rer.
Three reprieves have been
granted Scott by the governor
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
Sparta. Ill
Jan. 9. 1916.
OF iiqaor.

SpaSta III
Jan. 9. 1916.
Mr.. Editor:
wish to say in your
worthy paper. We are on the
march 70 Zion
{ Our Sunday School was opened
at 9: 80 a m. by the Supt.
The Lesson Chart was review
ed by bro. Eugene Wallace.
AtrI:3o a. m our pastor as
c nded the rosirum and reached
a . wefiul 81 men, text, found
Zachariah I3 8.
Sunday WIS the apl OF ited day
for the frecwill offering which was
50 so. The Sunshine Club re-
ported 81 So. Mrs Bessie Gleg-
horn is president
The Carnation club will be en-
terlain.d at the home OF Mrs.
Matt Haynes this week.
The Sewing Circle is doing a
good and great work
Mrs. Pirther Covington have
been somewhat indisposed.
Mrs Lille Madison the wife o
John Madison is very sick at this
writing.
Mr. A. j Haigler OF Culps. is
here working in the Moffat mines
here and is making his home with
Mr. and Mrs. Matte Haynes.
J ] Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
Uncie Eben's Wisdom.

"lt's a lucky thing fob do human
race said Uncle Eben. dat de Ten
Commandments wasn't loaded down
Wit phraseoiogy like de laws de legis
lature passes"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
Chicago. III
Jan. Ist 1910.

Jan. Ist 1910.
Dear Editor:
was setting all alone
today and | thought would wri e
these few lines TO informed you OF
my present health. am We'll ex-
cert cold bul hope when these
lines reaches your hand they may
find you and family injcying the
best oil health.
SO often think of you al there
| want to come Gown il the Lords
sp ue me on my vacation for |
want to be at home once more in
life.
want to know how everything
is there and how the people are
ge ting along. Well write ne all
oil the news.
| hope you are not having as
much sickn,s, there as we are
having here.
Well was at W.t h meeting
last night. it was a good meeting
tho a very bad night, but the peo-
pie turned out W. II.
Well nothing more at present
Answer soon.
Yours.
Finas Byrd
s74S S. Wabash Ave
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
CARD OF THANKS.

To those who were SO kind TO
me and my husband ia his last Ill
ness and death. specially 10 those
VINO visited hin and spoke words
OF cheer 40 him in the Lours oil
confinement, also 10 our many
friends and nei iehbors who gave to
him nourlshne nts ard N ney |
thank vou from the deepest re-
cess oi my heat.
The Bros. OF Silver Crown, No.
40. +. & A M. were not lax 10
the di charge o. their obligations
but contributed literally both iro RI
their private purse and the treas
sry. ier which yod have heart.
fel, thanks and the Lord w: bless
yos for your deeds ot Charity and
brothcrly affection.
Should any of you ever meet
up with TIE same misfortune such
as has coHe 10 me don't hesitate
to call on us
Thanking you again oae d
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
ROGER WILLIAMS UNI
VERSl1Y NOTES.

-
Anoag the many visitors and
veil w,shess that We have had TO
take a iatere1 ia Us Tor this week
ere tho following distinguis he'd
eharacters:
Or. West a practicing physician
OF this city. Mi,s oanaa 7 Moore
wsgAsed dova under 81 years OF
si aciu.t earnest and unselfih ser
wee Tor eur race. yet. she brought
ts ss vsfds OF comfort and cheer.
as she only knows how, Rev. +.
c. Morris st Helena. Ak. a nat
issal character Pres. OF the Nat
isssi Bsp.;a Convention ard a
aio long friend OF the school. with
hlm was DR. Booker Pres OF the
Ark. B,psis, College. Mrs. Anna
lone. oi Kans.s CITY. Mo pin
sipal O, the public schools there.
Pref. Hanilton supervisor oi the
pakIics .cAssls oil Memphis, Tenn.
pfsi. c. II johasen Of Wilber-
ir. Ualvesity and Miss Mayo OF
rr4nkiia. KY. principal Of Do
ns rio Sciesee there. All oil tho
absvs nenilcned expressed them
s,lves az ssisg pleased with the
surroundings here senerally and
there is 40 reason to soubt,he IL
ssssps a. result OF these visit.
hss tAat they will rebound by ad-
leg - the growth OF our splen
d j school
The Y. w. c A as we'll as all
oil she othes activities have pled-
ged - gees the custom io' renew
I'D effofi.
Well Chsi,imas IL over 1910 is
over has been ashefed 10 and God
Is still astxsdsg ss Why should @e
not .prcss on
The sccoad year Normal and
Academic hsld their Rhetorical
Friday night all members oi the
class Did creditsblc work. Alter
the Rhetorical the Pres DR.. A.
M. Townsend called on several
members oil the class TO give i'm
promta speeches on subjects as
he wosd pix them after VIII ch
. short time va, given over 10 the
social part OF ,chool ie before
esscr'ng into the witch me-ting
services
The examination for the sem
ester will be hsli on the 70 d
10 OF this month gloom has be-
qua to cast its shadow.
The Y. M. c. A will have
th.ir electioa soon the names OF
the officers elect arc ! E, he hands
OF the sominaiing cou nittee
The literary and debating soci-
ETY. Is doing q fine were oil i'sel
besides il is co-opera ing with
other interest OF the school
The athletic association is be-
giaing to bestir themselves to The
greatest activity oi their history
this season By star ing early with
scheduled games. they are aiming
to arrange a circuit and the telisf
10 IL the arrangement can be made
satisiactofy il will mean so very
much Ter our school.
The new students are pouring
Ia every day and we expect the
list 70 steadily grow for at least
three more weeks. You should
be here now and catch the inspir-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14
SPARTA.

Th. officers ior the ensuing
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

pa Eo n'csR,A saRss All rsln. aone caut e dassp
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-01-14

am Respectfully yours.
Mrs. Vina HolIingsworth.
wife.
Miss Alice Young
niece
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