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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

r B. Rassett. a prominent mining man
of Pasadena. is registered a the Grand.
w II. Rohrer, one of the leading at
torneys of Fresno, is guest at the
Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boswell Of Toronto,
Can. are among the recent arrivals at the
Palace.
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. c. Barnes have
come UP from Pasadena and are to be
found at the Palace.
H L. johnson. accompanied by his
wife. has come down to the city from
Napa and is staying at the Lick
Congressman Marion De Vries is regis
tered at the Palace for short visit to
the city from his home in Stockton.
John Vail an extensive land owner and
well-known rancher of Marshfield. Or, is
one of the latest arrivals at the Russ.
w II. Miller, a lucky Klondiker. with
several large sacks of the precious dust
is registered at the Russ from Dawson.
Alexander Wallace and H. r Ralston.
two travellers from Scotland. are among
the arrivals of yesterday at the Palace.
O.. NJ. THUNDER, one of Chicago's lead
ing business men, and j. F. Burkhard, a
merchant and mining speculator of Skag-
uay, are among those who arrived
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Calaveras Citizen.

in the city yesterday and went to the
Grand
F. s. Wensinger. the millionaire fruit
grower, has come down from his place at
Freestone and is staying at the Occi-
dental
]. f. Thompson of the Eureka Standard
and James Simpson. wealthy lumber
man of the same place, are both regis
tered at the Lick.
Frank Wilkens. one of the leading busi-
ness men of Colusa, is at the Grand, COM
bining business and pleasure in short
visit TO the city.
T. j. Murphy, merchant and wealthy
mining man OF Needles is one of those
who arrived in the city yesterday and
went to the Grand.
n. II. Falk, a wealthy lumberman of
Arcata. is a guest at the Occidental. Mrs.
Falk accompanies her husband on his
present visit to the city
A. H. Crook, one of the best known
mining men in the Coos Bay country. is
at the Russ, where he will remain during
the short stay he purposes making in this
city.
Mrs II. L. Huntington and the Misses
Elizabeth and Marion Huntington and
Howard Huntington arrived in the city
Sunday evening from a recent visit they
have been making in Canada and the
East. Mr. Huntington and Miss Hunt
ington will remain in the East for several
weeks longer.
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THE CASE OF Captain CARTER.

f RANK P. BLAIR, attorney for Captain O. NJ
Carter, convicted by court martial OF a series OF
grave offenses, among which was the robbery
OF the Government OF sums aggregating 81 72o ooo has
made statement to the press contradictng certain
reports concerning affidavit filed with the Pres-
dent. in the course OF which he denies he ever
charged General Otis with subornation OF perjury.
He asserts his affidavit further than to show
prejudice on the part OF the general He then makes
tins strong statement: Il believe Captain Carter is
the victim OF a conspiracy to degrade him. 1t is an
American parallel to the Dreyus case The same gen
eral features in both cases. The accusers and
pre- secutors of Carter OF the general staff OF the
army, as are those of Dreyfus Jealousy and de-
lbtrate attempt to carry the wishes of superiors
pander to political influence has actuated the ma
jority OF men on the Carter court-martial."
By way OF explaining why there should be con-
spiracy against Carter Mr. Blair says: Garter was
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
FAMILY REUNION AT
THE SPRECKELS HOME

T PLEASANT evening was spent last
n night at the Van Ness avenue home
- Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels. 1t
\ was in the nature of family re
union TO which a few friends were in
vited to honor the sixty-ninth birthday
Of Mrs. Claus Spreckels and to offer their
congratulations that after 50 many years
the aged lady still enjoys unimpaired
health. In the event there was absence
of formality, friends calling to express
sincerely their best wishes and the mem
bers of the family seeking to observe
day of primary family interest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Counbia-''The Bells"
Crpheur-VaUdevlle-
Tlvcl-' oreo and Juliet
Alcazar-'C Christopher Jr.'
Grand Ope-a-house- FL Captain
and
Olympia, Mason ana Ellis str5ets-Speca-;ies
Sut-o Baths-Swinrnng Races etc
Mechanics Pay.i5a-1Iecharics' Fair Philippine
hib.t.
sa-----r-a. Eza-c.nc.-. -a.-z5az evening. Seq
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CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Alfred L. Meyer
stein and Miss Edythe Tilden of San
Francisco are at the Hoffman. Josiah n
Wellman of San Francisco is at the Meth
erland. j. E. Carney of San Francisco is
at the Imperial.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Emperor William has established precedent that
the people OF this country might do well to follow
Officials who voted against his pet canal bill have been
cut off the payroll Similar treatment OF the op-
ponents Of the Nicaragua canal project might hasten
the work on that great waterway.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TWENTY-DOLLAR PIECE-J. E s..
Placerville, Cal. 4 United States twenty
dollar piece is not made of gold 1000 fine.
The gold used is 900 fine. Ii contains 464 4
grains of pure metal. or S19 9999S972 pure
gold and 51.6 grains of alloy, making a
total of SIG grains.
COPPER MINES-S.. Angels, Cal. The
large copper mines of which mention was
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

The revolution in San Domingo having ended in
his favor General Jimenes leave his Cuban seclu-
sion and accept the Presidency with all the satisac-
ton OF who gets office without having had to
do any OF the fighting for it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

The married woman of Keswck who was nearly
blown out OF her home by dynamite may entertain
more than ever pronounced opinions that the blow
ing up prerogative belongs exclusively to the fair
head OF the house.
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made in The Call Of the 9th Of April,
1898, are located on the Carbon River in
the Carbon district north of Mount Raj
nier and sixty miles east of Tacoma. The
mines are about six miles distant from the
Fairfax Railroad.
A Subscriber. City. II
subscriber will state in what part of the
world the notorious criminal was exc
cuted this department VIII look up the
exact date.
EARTHQUAKE-P S. City. No shock
of earthquake was felt either on the 18th
or the 29th of July, 1899 There was no
shock of earthquake in July, 1893, in this
the 9th of the month. The one on that
GATE lasted thirty-one seconds.
TATTOO MARKS-A. T. S, City. The
Chemical News says that tattoo marks, II
produced by the insertion Of some car
bonaceous matter. can be removed by be
ing first well rubbed with a salve OF pure
acetc acid and lard. then with solution
OF potash and finally with hydrochlorlc
acid.
PARLIAMENT Z. H. City. Mem
bers of the English Parliament are eX-
empt from jury duty during the sessions
of the legislative body, as their duties IN
that body are held TO supersede those OBJ
legations required OF them as citizens. But
curing session of Parliament they are
required to attend court if summoned as
witnesses, that there may be no hindrance
of justice.
THE GADSEN PURCHASE-C. L. S.
Chico. Cal This department has exam
ined a dozen books on the Gadsen pur-
chase in 1858 but has not been able TO
discover who was to blame that the
United States did not at the time of that
purchase secure q seaport a the mouth of
the Colorado River. Possibly some of the
readers of this department can inform the
correspondent.
A NOVEL-G. T c.. Oakland, Cal A
person who has written a novel that has
merit can have the same published by a
publishing firm which will make salts
factory terms with the author. If the cor
respondent will send a sef-addressed en-
yeIope. with request of the names of pub
lisners such Will be forwarded by mail.
This department does not advertise pub
fishers, nor any one else engaged in busi-
ness
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Colonel Du Patty de Clam seems to be the first OF
the discreded French generals indicate that he has
still shadow OF decency, He has confessed that he
is scoundrel.
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Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen 81. o1u Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main lU4z-
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OALLS
CNTEMPORR ARIES
oNTENUE TO
SAOWNNEND
THE GREAT SOUVENIR EDITION.
woodland Democrat.

Hand
OF
An OF
dof edit of
publications
issue th a
of
Calavera
Francisco have been publishing lot of rot in the mat
Hearst young grnen very
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Chicago has turned UP her nose at Kipng, holding
that his work is too coarse for Sunday-school library
circulation. Heaven help him if she ever turns up
the toes on her justly celebrated feet
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

DR.. Slegerts Angcstura Bitters appetizer and
invigorator. imparts delicious flavor 20 all
drinks and cures dyspepsia
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
AUCTION SALES.

BY 4 20 o'clock. Persian
Turkish Rugs. IL SUtter street.
By Sullivan DlyIeThs day. al i clock Horses at l7ol
Harrison street
Eidrtdge Co.-Tuesday. September T. al z
So Market
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

caLglace fruit SOC per lb at rownsend's.'
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Two San Quentin convicts, insane we'll as Grim
ina have resorted to the Kncipp cure. There is a
water cure, sometimes administered in the dungeon
that might prove cffcacious in modifying the perver-
sity of the penitentiary enthusiasts.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

The story OF Adam and Eve and the fruit was re-
versed the other day at Taunton, Mass with disas-
trous results young ate apple given her
by her sweetheart Ten minutes later she became
speechless and has remained What an ideal
mother-n-aw she will make some day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Admiral Dewey set foot yesterday on the rock Of
Gibraltar. Numerous cases of heart failure may be
expected from Madrid for the next few dayo
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Inter Nos Ladies' Night.

Inter Nos Circle. Companions of the
Forest of America, having taken new
quarters in the Pythian Castle, will cele-
brate the event of removal by a ladies'
night this evening. when. an interesting
programme will be offered
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

CRIMINAI-Subscr City. II
subscriber will state in what part of the
world the notorious criminal was exc
cuted this department VIII look up the
exact date.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

made in The Call of the 9th of April,
the Carbon district north Of Mount Raj
nier and sixty miles east of Tacoma. The
mines are about six miles distant from the
Fairfax Railroad
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
POSTAGE ON SUNDAY CALL.

SUNDAY CALL wrapped ready
for mailing postage &c TO oil
points in United States, Canada
and Mexico, and &c TO all for
eign points.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

NEW YORK Representative:
Derry IIiKFNS dR ............2 % Tribune Building
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
Sherman House: P. O. News Co.; Great Northern aote
Freraon; House; Auditorium Hotel
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c. c. CARLTON. Herald Squars
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT.

I HE public topic OF greatest interest now Is the
manner and form OF government to be provided
for the tropical membranes which have re-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

c. GEORGE KRoGNESS.
Manager Foreign Advertising. Marquette Building
Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS.
aldorf-Astoria Hotel; \. Brentano, 81 Union Square
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

WASHINGTON d. c. OFFICE. Wellington Hote
j. L. ENGLISH Corre spondent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
MISSISSIPPI seNAToRshIp

The Commercial Appeal of the stl
inst'' in speaking Of Mlssissippi's sen.
atorlal prospects, says: Two candi.
Oates are in the defd-Gov. McLauriu
and Congressman John NJ. Allen.
McLaurin has the fatal gift OF bro.
theirs, and John Allen has the fatal
GIT OF humor-ois seeing the ludicrous
in life, McLaprin sis'ah ordinary man
who very cautiously husbands his
talents, but pr6tligal in their use
If John Allen had grave demeanor
and II he took himself and the world
seriously he would stand high above
many who are considered his suoe-
rI'rS, for John Allen has many ele.
ments OF the statesman in him. Po.
'Itical regulations are SO fragile
however. that Il smile destroys them
John Allen is man Of great /,
profundity, in spite OF his bubblinv
'um4r. iIeas perhaps the ablest man
u public life in Mississippi. Ii he is
'hosen scnattr; some Of the old.time
|alr willretafr to Mississippi politics
nd the statd*il take its place, as Of
ia. =" a.'@ % ssG ,~fN -i.~t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
,: sulphur For Grippe.

Quite a number of persons In This
place are suffering from grippe. Geo.
- Angel, ed4tdM'Ouf Dumb Ami.
mails, of Boston, suggests the use Of
sulphur as a'fenedy,, and says: 1T
seems to me = duty. at this time, to
again suggest as widely as possible
through my own paper and others
that sulphur ~ very cheap, and
whether II destroys and keep out
germs OF disease from the body or only
acts on the imagination, ii cannot do
them much harm to try it. Halfa
Of powdered sulphur in
each shoe or STACKING is considered Co
oe sufficient. The sulphur to be
placed in the Shoe or stocking each
.. -.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
Commissioners Sale.

=, JouN B. DELNAs, EFT AIS, Chance,,
Mns. iixnxlsA ELLISON. rr AI E1Isii ", Mi., JACK
By virtue OF the authority vested In mo, bv
decree OF the chuncery court NJ Jarks0n
county, Mississippi, rendered Februarv III
leyr' !.. NY tne regular February term thereof, |
VIII sell at public outcry to the highest hid I.
yer. lor cash, NJ the front door OF the cOurt-
on the
FIRST Monday, the 9Th day Of February, 1890.
within legal hours, the following described
property. tO-wit:
A certain tract or pavcel Of land situated
in jackson county, Mississippi. TO. Wit: ns.
ginning at the northeast corner OF the trNct
OF pnTel OF land acquired by u. Commuily,
GU VI, from Mrs. Jean Henry Martin, W. Dcf
need Ol record on pages $50 TO go, BoOk -.
hecofd OF Deeds Of said county, where sNid
corner tOuches the section line between ect.-
tions u nnd ~ In said township and range.
sno running from thence north eighty. .,Inc
ae4Fees ~ ~ una thirty minutes west, fOrty-two
ana ana Ao,lV chains to corners thence north
eight degrees and thirty minutes west Hvo
cnMlnsi thence south eighty .Dne degrees and
tnlrty minutes east fOrty.Jw0 and TO- iUD
chains TO SAID SECTION line; and thence sOuth
On said section line 6ve chains to the place
pt Dcginntng. The said tract Of land hnving
Dcen p surveyed and plated BY r. n. Ramsay,
a0rveyor, " per map 0r plot On page & OF tke
sds e :c !, &. e ios c.s
eSt sub-dtYislOu thereof, a. ahovn s,n sNia |
map Or plot thereof, made By b. n. Rsmssy. |
Ana hereinbefOre referred to-
w,snSss .s: ny hand this va day Of Deosmbes, |
q. LEWIS,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

Our Representative F. A. McLain
who has been very active since he has
been in Washington to secure appro.
priations for the public works In his
district Is now assured that the rivers
ana harbors committee will grant
so7 900 for the Pascagoula river, $50.
wv " for Horn Island pass, $50, 900 for
snip Island pass, $4,000 for Natches
naroor, $4,000 for mouth Of Pearl
river, 5000 for Pearl river, below
JACKSON; $4,000 for the Homochltto
ana H'oOo for the Chickasahay river.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
AMYSTERY OF THE DEEP.
'he Naptha Yacht Paul Jones pisap-
pears in the Mlssisslppi Sound

| Ss'Sssppi OOunO.
Inc yacht Paul Jones, which left
Louisville, KY, Dec 7th, with plea.
sure party OF prominent society people
pound Tor Pensacola, Fla, and other
ports in southern waters, has dison.
peared somewhere in the gulf OF
Mexico.
Inc party consisted of Col. VI. G.
iocum and daughter, Miss Florence
iocum, G. NJ. Yocum Of St. Louis
Miss Florence Taggart daughter of
Mayor Thos. Taggart, of lndianapolis
and Miss Margarie Woodland. of
Chicago.
The last heard of the yacht was
when it left the mouth of the Mississ. !
'ppl river, on Jan. Sd. The cruise of
Tile Paul Jones was to have lasted
until next June. The yacht is owned
'y Mr' Lawrence Jones, the we'll
known distiller, is 60 feet long, Is feet
oeam' electric lighted throughout, and
every appointment for a
cruise. She was in charge of
Di capt. Sturtevant, one of the best
known mariners in the country. The
secretary OF the Treasury has ordered
ne revenue cutters along the coast to
'earch Tor the missing yacht. .,t .l'i IL
Messrs. Taegart and Jones accom-. Z
anled by J. W. Tharp of Times. n
Democrat, J. c. O'Connell OF the New :
ork Sun and J.. r. Burns OF the S.
hter'Ocean came from Mobile Wed. Al
esday afternoon, chartered the tug tI
co and left here at l:30 Thursday Il
ornIns for Chandeleur Islands in W
arch OF the yacht. y,
up to the hour Of going to press this y,
l'ursday) evening no further parti. Il
lars were obtainable. The Leo re. to
rned Thursday at l:3O with M tid. on
g. All hope abandoned of her be
'ety. -,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
Eight Years of Faithful Work.
Ellisville New Soutb

Ellisville New South.
Elder o. ID. Bowen closed his eipb,
years Years pastorate with the Ellisvillt
gnurch with the close of the wear Isas
~ Is very gratifying to him as well as
10 his flock that during these e,ghi
s,, sears ne and the members OF the
cnurch have Sustained 10 each other
un, one |, closet fraternal relations and
";n.nlhg ,;ag out Christian love and affcc.
tlonate regard OF the most sacred ,. tiud
,, nave existed between them for these
Gany years. Not only that. bnt alI
ame sme people IN Ellisvillc, Of every name
ana denomination, hold Brother Rnw
en- IN the highest esteem and he is
greatly sd beloved by everybody. He s
.".eIs ,nra upon the ninth year of bis pas.
Corate here with the church house @ and
pastors home clear OF debt. which Is
very gratifying to him AS well as ,o
ne c,iurch. The New South homes
,,'at ne may be spared many wears vst
10 'aoor In the Masters yineyard
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

COL j. l.. Power has given to the
press a letter, in which he states that
tie validity of the levee amendment
voted on at the recent congressional
election is questioned. The reason is
that the ballots for the amendment
were printed separately from the bal.
lots for congressman.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
Tie New York Wtrld n,;

Ihe New York World prints a car.
'ooo' with accompanying words, both
" Which are suggestive OF the real
'acts. The picture represents a half.
naked ihllipplno warrior standing be.
'ore Uncle Sam: snow, see here:
wnat am ~ An Americana" asks the
le'low. Il don't know yet what yo,,
are" Is the answer, "but l think 7
nMow what you are going to be-
wen wbat?" "A id nuisancor,
says U oncie Sam, and that's about the
size Of It.. '"'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

~, A"e s.arkville Times says that
~ ,. 49, =, =. Bowers will take the STUMP
Laur,n "s campaign against Nc.
,,au,'n. =. .,,.a Mr. Bowers is q free silver
on'vs.sa, on s,as, put perfectly independent
y" ,,",. o.a.e issues. He is one of tho
He @ VII, vSu.up ,ua speakers In the State and
"U "v VIII warm up things when he opens ,,s
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
Inc Mississippi Gulf Coast Medical,
and Surgical Society.

This society is composed n, th,
leading physicians of the difreren,
coast towns. The principle purpost
OF the organization is its endeavor r.
prevent the introduction OF conta.
glous and infectious diseases and to
aId the State board of health in ar.
irving at the correct diagnosis of s,,ch
diseases, and for the preventing Of
VICIOUS retaliatory and useless onor.
ahC'nes. This is matter of great
interest to the coast people, aud much
good is expected to result from the =.
iorts OF the organization, omposed at
IL is OF the best physicians in this sec.
tlol, men In whom all confidence Is
placed by the people OF their respec-
i've towns. At the organization OF
the society the following officers were
elected; President, ]. X. Mcleod
NJ D'' OF Moss Point, Miss; vice pres
ldent, j. j. Washington, NJ. D. Pass
christian; secretary and treasurer. 0.
L. Bailey, NJ. d., Ocean Springs. 1t
$ Thought by all that the society dis.
played good Judgement In the selcc.
'lon OF the executive committee
vhIch is composed OF the following
'ah'ed physicians: Chairman, ]. J.
larry, NJ. D., Handsboro; W. r.
thompson, M. d., Moss Point:O. L.
'alley' NJ. d., Ocean Springs; W. T.
'olton, M. D., Biloxi; r. j. Turner
|. ID. Bay St. Louis. |,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

non Nelson A. Dingley, OF Maine,
.eaaer s OF the Republican party on the
., ,oo, OF Ine lower house OF Congress,
d'ea IN Washington last FRIDAY after
. iope Illness Of pneumonia. His re-.
mains were inferred at his old home
at Lewiston, Maine. ''"'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

A new Richmond is.in the field. Col
WIN. A. Montgomery, of Kinds coun.
ty, late colonel of the Second Missis.
sippl Regiment or Volunteers, is an.
nounced as as a candidate for Govern.
or lie says he will make a strong
canvass and expects to win. Well
that depends.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

one OF highest tributes paid to a
nlooerh Statesman was paid by an old
nll'"o's Democrat to W. J. Bryan. 1t
was IN the following words: ~ want
10 tonch the hands of the man who
sot SIX and half millions of votes
them" '"y Que OF
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

Major James X. Vardaman left last
week for Washington, where he viii
remain few days before going back
TO Santiago deCuba. He expects to re
turn after the canvass fairly opens
ana canvass the State for Governor
HIS chances for the nomination be.
fore the Democratic Convention is az
good as any In the race. l.. .,..,.a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

Plcayune Mississippi Bureau: The
suit OF the State revenue agent
against county treasurers will not be
Tried at the term of the circuit court
IA session here, and Indications point
70 the fact that 1t may never be
tried. W
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

Mr.. j. J. Haynie has Severed his
Connection with the Waynesbore Bea.
can and Is succeeded by Mr.. y. M.
Barron as editor and manager. The
plant is owned by Messrs ]. p. &W.
Q. Wetherbee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

ms Is election year in this State
II you want to keep up with the can.
'd>s suoscripe and read the DEMO.
CRAT-sTAR, only 81 a year In advance
"nen the canvass fairly opens it will
oe not and racy. Now is the time to
subscribe. w
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

ana still they come. The shuoua.
lax new Era is the name of a new
patent outside" newspaper which an.
pears on our exchange table this weck
NJ =. 3. Hamilton is editor. It's
motto 10 Come to Stay" May the
New Era live long and prosper.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

The Forest Reporter is a new car.
dldate 10 the newspaper world. 1t is
a seven colum "patent outside" with
a large sprinkle OF plate matter on the
inside. Messrs Donnell and Palmer,
editors, Frank Pettus, publisher.
Published every Thursday at Forest,
Scott county, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20

chancellor A. II. Longino, candi.
dldate for Governor, says.he will re.
sign the office Of Chancellor when the
proper time arrives for the canvass to
oeg'n. We think Longino is taking a
olg FISK on his hands in giving up an
onice, which he has In hand for a pros.
pectiVe one in the future. His slate
may lie broken, and he be left out 10
The cold without any bic.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-20
We have received tile second =, :

We have received tile sccoud mum.
fber Of the Enterprise, a bran new pa.
ser published at Pophfvilie, Miss.
rby Mr.. H. X. Rouse, Superintendent t
sof Education OF Pearl River county,
The Enterprise Is Is . six column
'.natcnt outside" paper. or course
II ~ como to stay. May II take high
GROUND Us lnouldcr Of public opinion.